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Nigeria’s stock market kicked off 2026 strongly.
The market rose roughly 29% in Q1, and the NGX All-Share Index climbed past 200,000 points for the first time. One company, however, stole the spotlight: Fortis Global Insurance was the quarter’s top performer, surging about +515% — from roughly ₦0.20 at the start of the year to ₦1.23 by quarter-end after it resumed trading on the Nigerian Exchange. Moves like this explain why investors monitor the market closely. But the key takeaway is this: don’t chase stocks after they’ve already exploded; aim to read the market early enough to uncover opportunities. Follow AfriHub Investment Academy for weekly insights into the Nigerian stock market. 📈

This is how beginners usually end up in the stock market. A friend will message: “Guy… see this stock oh.” But when everyone’s buzzing about it, the move’s already happened — last week Custodian climbed +9.94%. Savvy investors don’t chase; they investigate why it moved: earnings, market sentiment, or sector rotation? Understanding the reason behind a move is what separates investors from gamblers. Follow to learn to read the market like an investor.

Last week someone told us they thought investing was only for “rich people in suits.”
Then we showed them something simple.

The NGX All Share Index moved again today. And movements like this are exactly where smart investors pay attention.

Not because they’re gamblers.
Because they’re watching patterns.

The market moves every day.
But most people only hear about it after the money has been made.

Follow if you want to start seeing opportunities before everyone else does.

Dividend season is here on the Nigerian Exchange.
Several companies have announced dividends for shareholders this month, including:

• MTN Nigeria — ₦15 per share
• NGX Group — ₦2 final dividend (₦3 total for the year)
• Zenith Bank — ₦8.75 per share
• BUA Cement — ₦10 per share
• Unilever Nigeria — ₦3.25 per share
• United Capital — ₦0.70 per share
• CWG Plc — ₦0.70 per share
• Transcorp — ₦1.60 per share
• MeCure Industries — ₦0.32 per share
• GTB —11.76 per share
• Infinite — ₦0.35 per share
• Geregu — ₦8.50 per share
• UCAP — ₦0.70 per share

These dividends are paid to investors who hold the shares before the qualification date set by each company.

This is one of the ways investors earn money in the stock market — not just from price increases, but also from company profit distributions.

Check the slides to see the dividend amounts, qualification dates, and payment schedules.

Follow if you want to understand how the Nigerian stock market works. 📈

Happy New Month from AfriHub Investment Academy.

April marks a new phase for us.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been working behind the scenes on a complete rebrand and operational upgrade designed to serve our community better.

This means:

• Improved learning systems
• Better structure inside the academy
• More intentional guidance for our students and members

Everything we’re doing is focused on one goal — helping more people build the knowledge and confidence to grow their financial future.

To everyone who has supported AfriHub so far, thank you.

And to those just joining us, welcome to a new chapter.

April is just the beginning.

💡 QUICK INVESTING LESSON — What is a dividend?

Simply put: a dividend is money (a thank you gift) a company pays you for being a shareholder.

You buy shares. You hold them. Company makes profit. You receive a cash payment.

Two Nigerian companies that paid dividends this year:
✅ Vita Foam
✅ Transcorp

You did not need to work for that money. You just needed to own the shares.

This is what investing looks like in practice — and it is available to every Nigerian on the NGX.

Want to learn which stocks to buy and how to analyze them?

My Mentorship class is going on this month.

Comment DIVIDEND below and I will DM you the full details.

⚠️ The most dangerous place for your money in Nigeria right now is your savings account.

Here is the math no one is showing you:

Savings interest rate: ~5% per year
Nigerian inflation rate: 28%+Real loss per year:
-23% of your purchasing power N500,000 in savings = loses the equivalent of N115,000 in real value every single year.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NGX) has been one of the best-performing markets in Africa. Investors who understood this are building real wealth. Right now. In naira.

You do not need to be rich to start. You just need the right education.

I am running my mentorship class this month — designed for complete beginners.

DM me on WhatsApp: link the comment section.

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Nigeria's stock market is up 26% in 2026. Is your money?

The NGX All-Share Index has already returned +26.25% this year.
Your savings account?
About 6%. For the whole year.

Today, stocks like PREMPAINTS and FTGINSURE each gained nearly 10% — in a single trading session.

This is the Nigerian market. Right now. Live.
And it's accessible to anyone who knows how to use it.

AfriHub 6-Week Stock Mastery Training teaches you exactly that.

How to invest in Nigerian stocks — from zero, step by step.
Starting with ₦50,000.

₦15,000. One time. CAC Registered.
👉 Click to join the next cohort.