President Bola Tinubu has credited investor confidence in his reforms for the rapid growth of Nigeria's capital market, with trading volumes and market value nearly tripling since his administration began. Speaking during a meeting with the Securit… | By Enitan Ajebukola Ajewumi on August 27, 2025 | President Bola Tinubu has credited investor confidence in his reforms for the rapid growth of Nigeria's capital market, with trading volumes and market value nearly tripling since his administration began. Speaking during a meeting with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX) leaders in Brazil, Tinubu said the expansion reflects strong policies aimed at unlocking capital, protecting investors, and driving innovation. Read also, The SEC chief hailed the new Investment and Securities Act 2025 as one of Africa's strongest legal frameworks, projecting it could propel the market toward ₦300 trillion. NGX leaders also urged faster listing of major firms to deepen opportunities for businesses. Tinubu pledged further reforms under the Renewed Hope Agenda to ensure markets remain a "trusted engine of enterprise and prosperity," giving SMEs more room to access capital and scale. | | | |
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