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  1. Asked: March 27, 2026In: BUSINESS & WEALTH CREATION

    What Does the “Is This Question a Poll?” Feature Mean on Fokona and How Does It Work?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 27, 2026 at 4:35 pm

    that is fokona asking if you want to ask direct question or make a poll... a poll allows people vote on the choices you present.

    that is fokona asking if you want to ask direct question or make a poll… a poll allows people vote on the choices you present.

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  2. Asked: March 27, 2026In: BUSINESS & WEALTH CREATION

    What Mindset Shifts Are Needed to Start a Business with No Money in Nigeria?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 27, 2026 at 3:03 pm

    Starting a business with no money in Nigeria really begins with changing how you think about money itself. You have to stop believing capital is the starting point and start seeing value as the real capital. Most people wait until they have funds, but in reality, money usually comes after you’ve shoRead more

    Starting a business with no money in Nigeria really begins with changing how you think about money itself. You have to stop believing capital is the starting point and start seeing value as the real capital. Most people wait until they have funds, but in reality, money usually comes after you’ve shown that you can solve a problem or offer something people actually need.

    It also requires letting go of the idea that everything must be perfect before you begin. You may not have registration, or a polished brand yet but you can promote on social media, and grow from there. Many founders who started from zero simply began with what was already in their hands and improved along the way.

    Another mindset shift is becoming resourceful instead of frustrated. Rather than focusing on what you don’t have, you start asking yourself what you can use right now your phone, your skills, your network, your consistency. Those become your real startup tools

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  3. Asked: March 27, 2026In: BUSINESS & WEALTH CREATION

    Do I Need to Fill an E-Mandate Form on Bamboo to Receive MTN Dividend Payments?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 27, 2026 at 2:16 pm

    please do, regardless of the platform you use, you need to fill e dividend mandate to receive dividend. just locate the registrar of MTN and proceed to their website to request for e-dividend mandate or go to their physical office.

    please do, regardless of the platform you use, you need to fill e dividend mandate to receive dividend. just locate the registrar of MTN and proceed to their website to request for e-dividend mandate or go to their physical office.

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  4. Asked: March 27, 2026In: FINANCIAL LITERACY

    Money Market Mutual funds Vs Bonds What’s the difference between MMMF and GOVERNMENT BONDS?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 27, 2026 at 2:05 pm

    Money Market Mutual Funds and Government Bonds are both low-risk investments, but they work differently. Money Market Mutual Funds (MMMF) are more like a smart savings option. Your money is pooled with other investors and placed in short-term instruments like treasury bills. You can usually take youRead more

    Money Market Mutual Funds and Government Bonds are both low-risk investments, but they work differently.

    Money Market Mutual Funds (MMMF) are more like a smart savings option. Your money is pooled with other investors and placed in short-term instruments like treasury bills. You can usually take your money out easily, and the returns are steady but not very high.

    Government Bonds, on the other hand, mean you’re lending money directly to the government for a longer period. They pay you fixed interest over time, and the returns are usually better than MMMFs, but your money is more locked in.

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  5. Asked: March 23, 2026In: FINANCIAL LITERACY

    How Can I Explain Investment in Simple Terms to Teenagers?

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    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 23, 2026 at 4:43 pm

    Investment simply means using your money or resources today so it can grow and give you more value in the future. In simple terms, instead of spending all your money immediately, you put part of it into something that can increase in value like stocks, bonds, a business, or even learning a skill. ARead more

    Investment simply means using your money or resources today so it can grow and give you more value in the future.

    In simple terms, instead of spending all your money immediately, you put part of it into something that can increase in value like stocks, bonds, a business, or even learning a skill.

    A relatable way to explain it to teenagers is,
    Investment is planting a seed today and allowing time to turn it into a tree that produces fruits later.

    The key ideas are patience, consistency, and long-term thinking letting money work for you instead of always working for money.

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  6. Asked: March 23, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    What Is the Difference Between Treasury Bills, Commercial Papers, and FGN Bonds?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 23, 2026 at 4:37 pm

    Treasury Bills (T-Bills) You’re basically lending money to the government for a short time (about 3 months to 1 year). You earn a fixed return at maturity. Very safe and predictable, returns are usually lower Commercial Papers (CPs) Here, you’re lending money to companies, not the government, for thRead more

    Treasury Bills (T-Bills) You’re basically lending money to the government for a short time (about 3 months to 1 year). You earn a fixed return at maturity.
    Very safe and predictable, returns are usually lower

    Commercial Papers (CPs) Here, you’re lending money to companies, not the government, for the short term.
    Higher interest than T-Bills
    Slightly higher risk since businesses can face challenges

    Federal Government of Nigeria Bonds (FGN Bonds) This is lending money to the government for a longer period (years instead of months). You receive interest regularly and get your capital back at the end.
    Steady income and relatively safe, your money stays invested longer.

     

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  7. Asked: March 23, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    How Does NIDF Work and What Is the Capital Redemption Duration Compared to FGN Bonds?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 23, 2026 at 4:07 pm

    The Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (NIDF) is a fund that invests mainly in infrastructure related debt projects. When you buy NIDF, you’re buying units of a fund, not directly lending money like you do with bonds. With Federal Government of Nigeria Bonds (FGN Bonds), you lend money to the governmeRead more

    The Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (NIDF) is a fund that invests mainly in infrastructure related debt projects. When you buy NIDF, you’re buying units of a fund, not directly lending money like you do with bonds.

    With Federal Government of Nigeria Bonds (FGN Bonds), you lend money to the government for a fixed period, earn interest (coupon), and get your full capital back at maturity.

    But with NIDF, there’s no fixed maturity date like a bond. You earn income (dividends) from the fund’s investments, and if you want your capital back, you sell your units on the exchange at the current market price. So your capital redemption depends on the market price at the time you sell not a set repayment date.

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  8. Asked: March 23, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    Why Do Money Market Funds Offer Different Interest Rates Across Financial Institutions?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 23, 2026 at 3:50 pm

    Money Market Funds offer different interest rates because each financial institution manages its fund differently. The returns depend on where they invest the money (treasury bills, commercial papers, bank deposits), their management strategy, and the fees they charge. So, one fund (like ARM) may eaRead more

    Money Market Funds offer different interest rates because each financial institution manages its fund differently. The returns depend on where they invest the money (treasury bills, commercial papers, bank deposits), their management strategy, and the fees they charge.

    So, one fund (like ARM) may earn or distribute a higher percentage than another based on how efficiently the fund is managed and current market rates.

    Yes, they are regulated by the SEC, but regulation focuses on safety, transparency, and rules, not forcing all funds to give the same return. That’s why some money market funds perform better than others.

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  9. Asked: March 23, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    WHAT IS THE STOCK MARKET?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 23, 2026 at 3:42 pm

    The stock market is simply a place where people buy and sell shares of companies. When you buy a stock, you’re buying a small ownership part of a business, and as the company grows and makes profit, your investment can grow too either through price increase or dividends. In short, it’s a marketplaceRead more

    The stock market is simply a place where people buy and sell shares of companies.

    When you buy a stock, you’re buying a small ownership part of a business, and as the company grows and makes profit, your investment can grow too either through price increase or dividends.

    In short, it’s a marketplace where companies raise money and investors build wealth over time.

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  10. Asked: March 23, 2026In: INVESTING & WEALTH BUILDING

    What Do 52-Week High and 52-Week Low Mean in Stock Investing?

    Haruna Yahaya
    Haruna Yahaya Assistant Moderator Economist.
    Added an answer on March 23, 2026 at 3:28 pm

    1: 52-Week High This is the highest price a stock has reached in the past year. Think of it as the stock’s peak over 52 weeks. Investors use it to see how strong or popular a stock has been. 2:52-Week Low  This is the lowest price the stock has hit in the past year. It shows the weakest point for thRead more

    1: 52-Week High This is the highest price a stock has reached in the past year. Think of it as the stock’s peak over 52 weeks. Investors use it to see how strong or popular a stock has been.

    2:52-Week Low  This is the lowest price the stock has hit in the past year. It shows the weakest point for the stock in that period.

    For new investors, these numbers give a sense of a stock’s range and volatility. A stock near its 52-week low might be on sale, while one near its high might be considered expensive but always check the reasons behind the price moves before deciding.

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