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NPF Microfinance Bank keeps reporting stronger profits, but the cash in the business is shrinking and customer deposits are falling. If funding and loan quality don’t hold up, today’s optimism around the stock could unwind fast.Read more
Beta Glass looks like a top-tier Nigerian manufacturer, but the stock price may already assume the recent boom times last. With costs rising and growth cooling, the key question is whether the company can keep turning big profits into real cash—or whether patience pays off.Read more
The company behind Nigeria’s stock exchange could see a lift as more everyday people start investing through easy-to-use apps and big local brands consider joining the market. A steady base of income from trading activity may help, but the big boost depends on whether those headline listings actually happen.Read more

Zenith Bank stands out in Nigeria for steady profits and a history of paying dividends, yet the market still treats it as a more cautious bet than many banks abroad. The big question is whether new banking rules and Nigeria’s economic swings could hold back future gains for long-term income investors.Read more
CWG is turning long-term contracts with major banks, telecoms, and governments into faster-growing profits as more of Africa’s day-to-day services move online. The catch is whether the business can turn those wins into real cash while expanding into new markets and fending off tougher competition.Read more

Fidson Healthcare Plc - Narrative At its core, Fidson Healthcare Plc is a company benefiting from a simple but powerful trend: Nigeria is steadily shifting toward producing more of its own medicines. As this transition plays out, companies that already have the capacity, regulatory footing, and distribution network in place are likely to pull ahead—and FIDSON fits that profile.Read more

Just started my investment journey with MTN Nigeria Communications (MTNN). I bought 20 shares around October last year at approximately ₦444.5 per share, and it’s exciting to see the stock now trading around ₦915 per share.Read more
MTN Nigeria keeps adding customers and getting more value from each one, even through a tough economy. The bigger story is its push beyond phone service into mobile money and other digital services—and what could derail that path, like currency swings and tighter rules.Read more