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Nigeria Tier 1 Banks Q1 2026 Results Analysis: CBN Rules, Earnings, and Investor Outlook

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Nigeria's Tier one Banks (FUGAZ) have released their 2026 Quarter 1 results, and some of them have come up with a strong start. Savvy investors are paying close attention to know how best to position ahead. Quarterly results for 2026 are particularly important, considering the stance of the Central Bank of Nigeria, which recently directed banks to treat all insider credits as non-performing loans (NPL) or bad loans and make 100 per cent provision for the self-declared sum within an 18-month window beginning from the end of April 2026.

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Unlocking Dormant Capital in Africa: Investing in Informal Businesses

September 20, 2026

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Tonye Cole: Lessons on Personal Finance, Entrepreneurship and Investment

August 25, 2026

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Commercial Paper Issuance: Johnvents Limited Series 25-27

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Ponzi and Pyramid Schemes in Africa: How They Work and How to Avoid Them

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Small Business Nuggets: Why You Should Formalise Your Business Early

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Lessons from Adesuwa Okunbo-Rhodes on Entrepreneurship and Investing in Africa

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What to Do in a Bear Market as a Retail Investor

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United Capital PLC: Strong Results, Strategic Moves, Unfolding Growth Story

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Personal Finance: Budgeting as the Foundation for Building Wealth

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CBN’s Proposed Reforms for Financial Holding Companies: What It Means for Investors

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Before You Buy a Stock: What Every Retail Investor Must Understand 2

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T+1 Settlement in the Nigerian Capital Market: Meaning and Impact for Investors

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Essential Numbers Every African Micro and Small Business Owner Must Know to Succeed

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Bridging Ambition and Reality: A Practical Path to Business Ownership and Wealth in Africa

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MTN Nigeria Results 2025 & Q1 2026 Analysis: Growth, Valuation and Investment Outlook

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A few weeks ago, James Dumoulin of the School of Hard Knocks social media pages was in Nigeria for the first time, and he interviewed some Nigerian billionaires and multimillionaires including Aliko Dangote, Tony Elumelu, and Kola Karim, among others. One of the interviews that really connected with his audience and generated millions of views within a short time was the one he had with Adesuwa Okunbo-Rhodes, a private equity mogul operating out of Nigeria, who he termed “the $80 million woman” . Adesuwa is the founder and Managing Partner of Aruwa Capital Management. She describes herself on her Instagram Bio as a "Wife and Mother, Faith Driven Investor, Founder of Aruwa Capital, Pioneering gender lens investments in Africa" . Prior to founding Aruwa Capital, she had worked at Lehman Brothers, JPMorgan Chase, TLG Capital, and was the Managing Partner & Co-Founder of Syntaxis Capital Africa, a provider of growth capital to SMEs in Nigeria and across Sub-Saharan Afr...

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