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  1. Asked: April 10, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Where Can I Buy FGN Bonds in Nigeria?

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    Added an answer about 5 days ago

    You can buy bond from any bank Gt bank first bank etc, and also buy from licence broker app like invest naija Afri invest etc but i would advise you to invest using the app for peace of mind no stress Afri invest to be precise download the app and register after the account is active fund your accouRead more

    You can buy bond from any bank Gt bank first bank etc, and also buy from licence broker app like invest naija Afri invest etc but i would advise you to invest using the app for peace of mind no stress Afri invest to be precise download the app and register after the account is active fund your account and invest minimum is 5k maximum 50m so any amount you want to invest it depend on you entirely mind you fgn bond is not get rich quick investment it pay every 3month till the end of your subscription,they are 2 type 2yrs and 3yrs each with different % rate good luck

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  2. Asked: August 26, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Is It Better to Invest ₦1 Million in GTCO Stock or Earn 19.6% Interest?

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    Added an answer about 5 days ago

    Hmmmm as for me when i see that 19.6% i will be like wow it massive but carefully checking i will see YTD return which means last year return so the interest is not guaranteed it might be higher or lower so my advice is to invest this way 200k Mtn 100k gtco 200k on aradel 100k on NIDF 100k on ngx ThRead more

    Hmmmm as for me when i see that 19.6% i will be like wow it massive but carefully checking i will see YTD return which means last year return so the interest is not guaranteed it might be higher or lower so my advice is to invest this way 200k Mtn 100k gtco 200k on aradel 100k on NIDF 100k on ngx
    Then 200k on fgn savings bond 100k on chapel hill equity mutual funds

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  3. Asked: March 22, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    What Is the Difference Between Bonds and Treasury Bills in Nigeria?

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    Replied to answer about 5 days ago

    Sorry for that which app did you use to invest cause it's not possible is either you take the interest upfront or leave it

    Sorry for that which app did you use to invest cause it’s not possible is either you take the interest upfront or leave it

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  4. Asked: March 22, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    What Is the Difference Between Bonds and Treasury Bills in Nigeria?

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    Replied to answer about 5 days ago

    No problem at all like our master said every 3month you receive a coupon of what ever amount you invest till end of the period if it's 2yrs or 3yrs mind you in investnaija you cant see it once you buy from them but on Afriinvest you will see it good luck

    No problem at all like our master said every 3month you receive a coupon of what ever amount you invest till end of the period if it’s 2yrs or 3yrs mind you in investnaija you cant see it once you buy from them but on Afriinvest you will see it good luck

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  5. Asked: September 7, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    How Do I Subscribe to an FGN Savings Bond as a First-Time Investor?

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    Added an answer about 5 days ago

    Very easy all you need to do is start by downloading Afriinvest app and register after you have gotten your CSCS num and your account is active fund your account minimum 6k to 11k cause if you deposit 5k there are charges before it settle down it won't be complete 5k,so after that click on invest yoRead more

    Very easy all you need to do is start by downloading Afriinvest app and register after you have gotten your CSCS num and your account is active fund your account minimum 6k to 11k cause if you deposit 5k there are charges before it settle down it won’t be complete 5k,so after that click on invest you will see Nigeria stocks, public offerings,fgn savings bonds click on it you will see 2 option 1 for 2yrs option 2 for 3yrs,2yrs option % is always lesser while the 3yrs is higher so choose one and invest note the minimum is 5k while maximum 50m i leave you with this quote better soup na money killer am so good luck

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