Dangote Refinery IPO at ₦525: Should You Buy? The ₦65 Trillion Valuation Explained
A share price can look cheap while the company behind it is expensive Dangote refinery is very big no doubt. It’s massive and currently the biggest in Africa. But is the offer price of ₦525 cheap or expensive? Suppose someone offers you a share for ₦525Read full analysis
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Dangote Refinery IPO: Did Investors Make Money From Other Dangote Stocks?
If you buy this Dangote Refinery IPO, what will happen to your money? The news of Dangote Refinery’s Initial Public Offer (IPO) has been difficult to miss. The refinery is going public at ₦525 per share, the offer opens on Sept. 14, 2026, and investorsRead full analysis
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Nigeria’s Dividend Tax Rules—Here’s What Investors Need to Know in 2026
If you’re thinking about buying Nigerian shares—especially as a foreign investor—there’s one number that can be surprisingly easy to overlook. It’s not the share price. It’s not even the dividend yield. It’s the tax. This matter came to the fore again.Read full analysis
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Inflation Is Slowing in Nigeria—but Food Prices Are Rising. How Can Both Be True?
“Rising food prices weaken Nigeria’s disinflation gains.” That was the headline on August 18, 2026 in the BusinessDay. The gist of the story: Nigeria’s headline inflation dropped in July 2026. Good news, right? Except that foodRead full analysis
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