On May 26, 2025, I was contacted by one Dr Segun Afolabi (Image 3) to serve as a reviewer of a manuscript for journal publication which I accepted. On June 8, 2025, I completed and submitted the reviewed manuscript.
Sir @TemiPopoola_ you made a commendable outing with the articulated forward looking recommendations.
However, downward review of capital gains tax should be pursued to actuate the economic prosperity determination of @officialABAT for young Nigerians. 30% CGT, on the extreme.
It was an honour to join our Group Chairman, Dr Umaru Kwairanga, and the Board of NGX Group as President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, @officialABAT received us at the State House. We thank Mr President for the warmth of the reception and, more importantly, for the reforms that have transformed our capital market.
The numbers I presented tell the story: market capitalisation has grown from under ₦30 trillion in 2023 to ₦160 trillion today, with the All-Share Index rising from 52,000 to 244,000 points. This is renewed investor confidence, measured.
#TP #capitalmarket
MainOne required right of way to build the terrestrial fibre network carrying this capacity inland. Rather than collect right-of-way fees, the State negotiated payment in bandwidth capacity delivered directly into the offices where government serves the people.
#UmoEnoLive
it is prosperity Ad Infinito for Nigerian youths.
This one here is the height of the game-changing policies of @officialABAT admin in building economic prosperity for young Nigerians.
Governace is not difficult and building economic resilience is practical.
Instead of been influenced by peers to join MMM, NRC, mba-forex, bets, lotteries and other unsustainable money-doubling, young Nigerians/students would be given adequate knowledge on stock market trading.
NGX would be overwhelmed and rightly so, n/
President Tinubu advocated for the introduction of stock market teachings in the classrooms to further create fortunes for young Nigerians and build a sustainable economy while meeting with NGX leadership at the state house yesterday.
“If we can teach it(stock market trading) in the classroom to our undergraduates, if they can be in the classroom without harrowing about how to go about it, we can build a nation filled with prosperity.”
"We have the population, the brain, the resources, audacity to shoot for $1 trillion economy. It is achievable. From stabilizing the naira and supporting key private sector investments to reforming public assets, our focus remains unwavering. I assure you that i won't stop reading, i won't stop thinking, i won't stop supporting you. Thank you to the entire team and everyone dedicated to building a prosperous Nigeria.
— President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
The cultivation of new entrants into the capital market through primary offers would certainly actuate long-term growth for the economy and build economic resilience for the teeming youths. HMoF @taiwoyedele and @officialABAT are practical in defeating poverty in Nigeria.
Taiwo Oyedele, Minister of Finance, on why the Nigerian market is the best performing market in the world
He says it's as a result of economic reforms of President Tinubu.
He also says young people invest in virtual assets or gambling. When they can make more money in the capital market.
@MTNNG@AirtelNigeria but the refusal of @AirtelNigeria to scale by integrating other associated products and services will undermine their market cap dominance. Closing H2 2026 might be the shocker.
The listed Telcos have the long-term growth potential given to growing demand for data communication and overwhelming entry barrier into the sector. @MTNNG may overtake @AirtelNigeria in market cap, sooner than expected,
Nigeria's biggest listed companies are now worth trillions of naira, reflecting their growing influence across the country's telecommunications, manufacturing, energy and financial sectors.
Airtel Africa tops the ranking with a market capitalization of N21.80 trillion, followed by MTN Nigeria (N17.74 trillion) and Dangote Cement (N17.45 trillion). BUA Foods and BUA Cement completed the top five, alongside other corporate giants shaping the Nigerian Exchange.
Which company do you think has the strongest long-term growth potential? Share your thoughts in the comments.
The United Kingdom imported more refined petroleum products than crude oil from Nigeria in the 12 months ended March 2026, marking a shift in the composition of the country’s energy exports to one of its major trading partners. https://t.co/OSYyyWyS8n
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“I’ve already told my boyfriend that if he doesn’t marry me this year, the relationship can’t continue because he’s trying to delay me. We can start from somewhere. Money is not everything to women; what matters is seeing that our man is doing something. I’ve never said I won’t support my man. I will support him, but I will not do 50/50 sharing with him.”
President Tinubu in a phone conversation with Governor Ademola Adeleke on Thursday informed him about his directive to the EFCC to lift the court order on the Osun State Government account
"Lamentation is for a broken pot."
But for YOU ...
You shall never be broke.
Brokenness shall never near your tent.
You shall not know a better yesterday.
May God & the gods align in your favour.
This day, & the forever!
Ameeen!!