Nigeria (National)
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Idika Aja's coverage heavily revolves around the Nigerian economy, with a strong focus on financial performance and investment analysis of Nigerian companies. He is likely to be most receptive to pitches that offer in-depth analysis or exclusive data related to the financial performance of Nigerian companies, particularly those listed on the stock market.
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By: Idika Aja
Nigeria is entering the month with stronger foreign exchange liquidity, external reserves above $53 billion, record formal diaspora inflows of $947 million in July, just $53 million short of the CBN's $1 billion monthly target, and the expected return to the FTSE Russell Frontier Market universe this month.
By: Idika Aja
Airtel Africa added more market capitalisation than any other stock in August. Its shares rose 8.59%, taking the price from N5,801.40 at the end of July to N6,300 and adding about N1.87 trillion to its market value.
By: Idika Aja
PZ Cussons Nigeria has released its audited full-year 2026 financial results for the year ended May 31, 2026, and the numbers look like the kind of turnaround investors dream about.
By: Idika Aja
Nigeria Real Estate Investment Trust (NREIT) has reported a pre-tax profit of N6.05 billion in H1 2026, representing a 328.17% year-on-year increase from N1.41 billion recorded in H1 2025.
Wema Bank has become a much bigger and more profitable bank in the past few years, while its shares have rallied sharply.
By: Idika Aja
If you decide to invest once, it means you will spend N230 million to buy 222,223 units at the current market price of N1,034.
By: Idika Aja
FTSE Russell has included six Nigerian companies in its FTSE Frontier 50 Index as Nigeria prepares to return to Frontier Market status after a three-year absence from the global index provider's classification.
Two Nigerian investment firms, CardinalStone Research and Chapel Hill Denham, have independently valued Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals FZE at between N77.7 trillion and N82.62 trillion, above the N65.22 trillion indicative market capitalisation at which the refinery is expected to list on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX).
By: Idika Aja
Nigerian companies are reporting record naira profits recently, especially in H1 2026, but the more revealing question is whether those earnings have recovered to pre-2023 levels when measured in dollars.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals FZE is set to open one of Nigeria's biggest public equity offers, giving retail investors an opportunity to own shares in the 700,000-barrel-per-day refinery with a minimum investment of N5,250.
