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  1. Asked: September 4, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Can I Invest on InvestNaija APP without a CSCS Account?

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    No, you cannot invest without a CSCS and CHN. The CSCS functions as the central depository for your shares, while the Clearing House Number CHN serves as your unique investor ID. So you will have to wait for your CSCS number.

    No, you cannot invest without a CSCS and CHN. The CSCS functions as the central depository for your shares, while the Clearing House Number CHN serves as your unique investor ID. So you will have to wait for your CSCS number.

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  2. Asked: May 27, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Which Nigerian Companies Could Benefit Most From Dangote Refinery’s Expansion and IPO?

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    It is actually interesting that you are looking beyond Dangote refinery IPO If I am to answer your question I would ask you to research MRS oil and Aradel closely and here is why? MRS potentially benefits from moving more refined products. Aradel potentially benefits from Nigeria's broader energy inRead more

    It is actually interesting that you are looking beyond Dangote refinery IPO
    If I am to answer your question I would ask you to research MRS oil and Aradel closely and here is why?

    MRS potentially benefits from moving more refined products.
    Aradel potentially benefits from Nigeria’s broader energy investment and increased domestic refining ecosystem.
    As important as this is I would not buy either simply because Dangote Refinery is expanding. The market may already have priced in the story. Here are other companies that I think could also benefit from it
    Ardova
    TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria
    Conoil
    Seplat
    Oando

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  3. Asked: September 9, 2026In: FINTECH & DIGITAL FINANCE

    Can I Buy Dangote Refinery IPO Shares With ₦5,000?

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    The offer Price for Dangote refinery is ₦525 per share so when divide #5000 by it that tells you the number of shares you can buy. If you have Investnaija, Bamboo and other investing app then you can easily buy and monitor the stock from there. You don't need to go to any bank to buy stock.

    The offer Price for Dangote refinery is ₦525 per share so when divide #5000 by it that tells you the number of shares you can buy. If you have Investnaija, Bamboo and other investing app then you can easily buy and monitor the stock from there. You don’t need to go to any bank to buy stock.

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  4. Asked: September 6, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    What stock is suitable in the NGX market to purchase currently?

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    It all depends on what you are looking for at the moment. Are you trying stable longtime investment or just something to invest in. The NGX is full of various type of stocks to invest in like dividend stocks, blue-chip stocks, growth stocks, value stocks and others. I will suggest you do some researRead more

    It all depends on what you are looking for at the moment. Are you trying stable longtime investment or just something to invest in. The NGX is full of various type of stocks to invest in like dividend stocks, blue-chip stocks, growth stocks, value stocks and others. I will suggest you do some research on stocks under the following categories:
    1. Consumer goods
    2. Telecommunications
    3. Health
    4. Finance
    Then you can decide which one to choose

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