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  1. Asked: April 8, 2026In: FINANCIAL LITERACY

    How Can I Redeem My Nigeria Bond Fund Investment on InvestNaija and Withdraw My Money?

    Ochoyoda
    Ochoyoda Contributor
    Added an answer on April 8, 2026 at 2:18 pm

    If you bought Nigeria Bond Fund on the InvestNaija, you can redeem (withdraw) anytime β€” but there are a few important things to know. πŸ“Œ First β€” Good News You said you invested since December Most Nigeria bond funds have: Minimum holding period: 90 days So since December β†’ You are already eligible toRead more

    If you bought Nigeria Bond Fund on the InvestNaija, you can redeem (withdraw) anytime β€” but there are a few important things to know.
    πŸ“Œ First β€” Good News
    You said you invested since December
    Most Nigeria bond funds have:
    Minimum holding period: 90 days
    So since December β†’ You are already eligible to redeem βœ…
    πŸ’° How To Redeem Nigeria Bond Fund (InvestNaija)
    Follow these steps:
    Step-by-Step
    Open InvestNaija app
    Go to Portfolio / Investments
    Click Nigeria Bond Fund
    Tap Redeem / Withdraw
    Enter amount (Full or Partial)
    Confirm request
    ⏱️ How Long Does It Take?
    Usually:
    2–5 working days
    Money goes to your InvestNaija wallet
    Then you withdraw to bank
    This is normal for bond funds (not instant withdrawal).
    ⚠️ If You Don’t See “Redeem” Button
    Try this:
    Go to Transaction / Portfolio
    Tap Fund
    Look for Redeem or Withdraw
    If still not showing: πŸ‘‰ Contact support:
    Email: support@investnaija.com
    Or chat inside app
    Some users reported needing OTP or support approval before withdrawal, but issues were later resolved.
    πŸ“Š Why It’s Not Instant (Important)
    Bond funds:
    Invest in government bonds
    Need time to liquidate units
    So withdrawals take few days
    My Advice (Since You’re Using It For Something Else)
    Before you redeem:
    Check current profit
    Consider partial withdrawal (not full)
    Example:
    Invested ₦200,000
    Withdraw ₦100,000
    Leave rest growing
    Better for long-term wealth πŸ“ˆ

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