Samed Olukoya is the Founder & CEO at Investors King. He specializes in finance, financial markets, and the energy and mining sectors, with a focus on emerging markets and global finance. His insights on investment strategies, oil and gas, and forex trading have been featured in various publications, including Investors King.
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Samed Olukoya's reporting is heavily focused on finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on citing data and government announcements related to Nigeria. His articles often cover investment, stocks, business, and the Nigerian economy.
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By: Samed Olukoya
The Nigerian stock market returned to positive territory on Thursday as a strong rally in Seplat Energy Plc helped the benchmark index snap a two-day losing streak, offsetting continued profit-taking in several heavyweight stocks and adding approximately N100.51 billion to investors' wealth.
By: Samed Olukoya
Trading activity on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) accelerated sharply on Thursday as investors exchanged nearly 1.4 billion shares, driving market volume up 162 percent from the previous session despite only a modest advance in the benchmark index.
Seplat Energy Plc emerged as the driving force behind the Nigerian Exchange's (NGX) recovery on Thursday after its share price surged 10.00 percent to the daily price limit, providing significant support to the broader market and helping the benchmark index end a two-session losing streak.
By: Samed Olukoya
FTG Insurance Plc dominated trading on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) on Thursday after investors exchanged more than 1.03 billion shares, accounting for the overwhelming share of market activity and driving total trading volume to nearly 1.4 billion shares.
GTCO Plc emerged as the Nigerian Exchange's most valuable traded stock on Thursday as banking equities once again dominated high-value transactions, underscoring the sector's continued role as the market's primary source of liquidity.
By: Samed Olukoya
The Dollar to Naira exchange rate in Nigeria's black market, also known as the parallel market, remained steady on Friday, September 11, 2026 , with the US dollar trading at N1,385 for buying and N1,390 for selling across major Bureau De Change (BDC) markets.
By: Samed Olukoya
Dangote Refinery has been processing larger volumes as operations stabilise at the Lagos facility, increasing its importance as a buyer of Nigerian crude grades that would otherwise be available to international customers.
By: Samed Olukoya
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) lost about N3.5 trillion in market value in two consecutive trading sessions as investors reduced positions across major equities ahead of Dangote Petroleum Refinery's N2.15 trillion initial public offering.
By: Samed Olukoya
Brent crude surged to within cents of $110 per barrel on Friday as worsening disruptions along major Middle Eastern shipping routes intensified concerns over the availability of oil and refined petroleum products.
By: Samed Olukoya
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) lost about N3.5 trillion in market value in two consecutive trading sessions as investors reduced positions across major equities ahead of Dangote Petroleum Refinery’s N2.15 trillion initial public offering. Market capitalisation declined by approximately N1.88 trillion in the first session before another N1.67 trillion was erased in the following session, bringing […]
