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  1. Asked: March 21, 2026In: PERSONAL FINANCE

    What is the Best Investment Opportunities in Nigeria for Weekly and Monthly Returns?

    Edith Ejenavwo
    Edith Ejenavwo Starter
    Added an answer about 6 months ago
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    Sincerely, investment is not a "get-rich-quick" scheme. Investment is like planting crops, and it could take a year, two or more before harvesting. Meanwhile, you can also withdraw when there is capital appreciation without holding for long term. It is also imperative to purchase blue-chip stocks, tRead more

    Sincerely, investment is not a “get-rich-quick” scheme. Investment is like planting crops, and it could take a year, two or more before harvesting. Meanwhile, you can also withdraw when there is capital appreciation without holding for long term. It is also imperative to purchase blue-chip stocks, they are big, popular and also pay dividends.  Examples of blue-chip stocks: MTN, Zenith bank, e.t.c. 

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  2. Asked: March 20, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    How do I recover my lost shares and unpaid dividends in the Nigerian stock market (NGX)?

    Edith Ejenavwo
    Edith Ejenavwo Starter
    Added an answer about 6 months ago

    Your shares are not lost, they are stored with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS). Investors are given a CSCS number, and also a Clearing House Number (CHN). CSCS is Nigeria's central depository for stocks, while CHN is your unique identifier assigned to you upon registering with a stockbRead more

    Your shares are not lost, they are stored with the Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS).

    Investors are given a CSCS number, and also a Clearing House Number (CHN).

    CSCS is Nigeria’s central depository for stocks, while CHN is your unique identifier assigned to you upon registering with a stockbroker. It’s your ID number in the stock market.

    Your shares are stored with the CSCS under your unique CHN.

    Use your clearing house number (CHN)  to log into the CSCS platform, you can view your holdings via that platform.

    Also, you can also identify the Registrar of your shares and fill the e-dividend mandate form.

    If you have any unclaimed dividend under that stock, it will be visible and you can then claim it.

    Stocks have different Registrars, identify the Registrar of the stocks you held or currently holding and claim your dividend if any…

     

     

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  3. Asked: March 20, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Can I Still Buy Shares After a Company Declares Dividend in Nigeria?

    Edith Ejenavwo
    Edith Ejenavwo Starter
    Added an answer about 6 months ago

    You can invest in a share after the company declares its ex dividend date, the only issue is, you won't be paid dividends for that period because you bought shares after the ex dividend date (qualification date). An investor will be eligible for dividends if he buys the shares before or on the ex diRead more

    You can invest in a share after the company declares its ex dividend date, the only issue is, you won’t be paid dividends for that period because you bought shares after the ex dividend date (qualification date).

    An investor will be eligible for dividends if he buys the shares before or on the ex dividend date.

     

     

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  4. Asked: March 19, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    What are Investor's benefits Apart from dividend?

    Edith Ejenavwo
    Edith Ejenavwo Starter
    Added an answer about 6 months ago

    1. Capital appreciation. 2. Investment beats inflation. 3. Access to the international market, e.t.c

    1. Capital appreciation.

    2. Investment beats inflation.

    3. Access to the international market, e.t.c

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  5. Asked: March 19, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    is Bamboo App legit for Investment?

    Edith Ejenavwo
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    Added an answer about 6 months ago

    Bamboo app is a registered broker and it is also user friendly. It can be used to purchase stocks, it is also not complex when used to navigate the stock market.

    Bamboo app is a registered broker and it is also user friendly. It can be used to purchase stocks, it is also not complex when used to navigate the stock market.

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