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Bloomberg journalist; ex-money mkt editor at ThisDay Nigeria: ex-finance editor at Daily Independent; Award-winning writer; Media strategist; Opinions are mine.
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Nigeria Take Steps to Win Frontier Market Status as Stocks Surge

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Nigeria is taking steps to ensure that its red-hot stock market wins a status upgrade by an influential index provider, as the West African nation seeks to capitalize on renewed investor interest. S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC said this week it is considering reclassifying Nigeria as a frontier market from its current standalone status, a move that could draw more investment into one of the world’s best-performing equity markets this year.
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Nigeria’s $22 Billion Pension Industry Eyes Infrastructure Fund

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Nigeria’s $22 billion pension industry is studying plans to launch a fund later this year to help Africa’s most populous nation upgrade its frayed infrastructure. “We are encouraging the setting up of a vehicle, kind of special purpose vehicle, where resources can be pooled, so that viable infrastructure projects can be looked at,” National Pension Commission spokesman Ibrahim Buwai said.
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Nigeria's Reforms Revered by Markets Become Political Problem for Tinubu

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Seated beneath a large red canvas umbrella outside Nigeria’s main stock exchange in Lagos, Sulaimon Isiaka watches traders, bankers and executives stream past his newspaper stand each day. uwky]jhrxkkt1zp5q]bsau{0_media_dl_1.png National Bureau of Statistics (Bloomberg) — Seated beneath a large red canvas umbrella outside Nigeria’s main stock exchange in Lagos, Sulaimon Isiaka watches traders, bankers and executives stream past his newspaper stand each day.
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