Yes — the May 2026 FGN Bond allotment process has already been completed by the dmo.gov.ng. The May 2026 auction results were released around May 18–19, 2026, and settlement was scheduled for May 20, 2026.
So if you subscribed on May 5 through the InvestNaija app, your allotment should normally have started reflecting either:
on your app,
in your CSCS holdings,
or in your investment statement around the settlement period.
Since this is your first FGN Bond subscription, here is what likely explains the delay:
Broker/App processing delay
Some platforms update holdings slower than the official DMO settlement date. It can take several business days after allotment before the bond position appears in-app.
Partial allotment or pending reconciliation
FGN Bonds can sometimes be oversubscribed. Investors may receive:
full allotment,
partial allotment,
or delayed confirmation from the broker.
CSCS linkage or account-matching issue
If your:
name,
BVN,
CHN,
CSCS,
or bank details do not match correctly, the broker may still be reconciling the transaction.
Your next line of action:
check whether your debit/payment was successful,
confirm that you received a subscription confirmation email/SMS,
contact the InvestNaija support team and ask specifically:
“Has my May 2026 FGN Bond allotment been processed?”
“What quantity/unit was allotted to me?”
“When will it reflect in my holdings?”
Also ask them whether the bond is being warehoused temporarily before pushing to your CSCS/investment dashboard.
Since this was your first subscription, another important point: FGN Bonds are not always displayed immediately the same way stocks appear on trading apps. Some platforms post them under:
fixed income,
bond portfolio,
investments,
or treasury holdings instead of the regular stock section.
The official DMO auction and allotment results for May 2026 have already been published.

You’re not alone—this exact issue happens to many people investing in FGN Bonds in Nigeria. The confusion is coming from where the bond is actually held vs where you expect to see it.
Let me walk you through it clearly.
🔴 First truth (this is key)
FGN Bonds are NOT like stocks or mutual funds apps.
They are issued by the government via the Debt Management Office
They are usually held through:
A broker
A bank (as agent)
Or in a CSCS / custody account (indirectly)
👉 That means: You may NOT see them inside your normal Stanbic mobile app.
Even the Stanbic IBTC Mobile App mainly shows:
Bank accounts
Mutual funds
Stocks (if linked)
—not necessarily direct bond holdings
🧠 Why you can’t find your FGN Bond
There are 3 likely scenarios:
✅ Scenario 1: You bought via Stanbic (most likely)
Stanbic acted as a receiving agent, not the storage platform.
👉 So your bond is:
Held with Stanbic Stockbrokers / Asset Management
NOT inside the normal banking dashboard
📌 Evidence: Stanbic is officially used as a bond subscription agent
✅ Scenario 2: You bought through a broker (Coronation / Chapel Hill)
Now this is very important.
You mentioned:
Coronation Merchant Bank
Chapel Hill Denham
👉 In this case:
Your bond is sitting with their custody system
NOT visible on:
Stanbic app
InvestNaija
Bamboo
✅ Scenario 3: You subscribed to FGN Savings Bond
If it was the ₦5,000 minimum type, then:
It is recorded in a registry system
Updates are usually via:
Email (offer statement)
Broker statement
—not app tracking
⚠️ Why you haven’t received updates
This is the real problem:
Many Nigerian brokers don’t send regular updates
FGN bonds are low-activity investments
No daily price movement like stocks
You only hear from them:
At interest payment
Or maturity
👉 So silence does NOT mean your money is gone.
✅ How to locate your bond NOW (practical steps)
Do this in order:
Step 1 — Check your email history
Search:
“FGN Bond”
“Allotment”
“DMO”
“Stanbic”
“Coronation”
“Chapel Hill”
👉 You should find:
Allotment notice
Investment confirmation
Step 2 — Contact the exact platform you used
If Stanbic:
Email: customercarenigeria@stanbicibtc.com
Or visit branch
Ask:
“Please provide my FGN Bond holdings and CSCS/custody details”
If Coronation / Chapel Hill:
Contact them directly:
Ask for:
Statement of holdings
Custody account details
Coupon payment history
Step 3 — Ask for your “CSCS or custody reference”
Even though bonds are OTC, they still have tracking records.
Step 4 — Confirm coupon payments
FGN bonds pay interest periodically.
👉 Check your bank account:
Have you received any “interest” payments?
If YES → your bond is active
If NO → follow up immediately
🧾 Simple explanation (no confusion)
Think of it like this:
Stocks → live inside apps (Bamboo, InvestNaija)
Mutual funds → inside app dashboards
FGN Bonds → kept with broker/bank records (not visible easily)
⚠️ Important warning
Don’t invest again until you fix this.
Because:
You’re investing blindly without tracking
You don’t know your maturity dates
You can miss coupon payments
✔️ My direct advice to you
Based on your situation:
Start using one structured platform going forward
e.g. InvestNaija or a trusted broker
Keep records:
Screenshot every investment
Save emails
Avoid spreading investments across too many places

Yes — FGN Bond is currently open (April 2026).
The Debt Management Office Nigeria released the FGN Savings Bond Offer for April 2026 on 7 April 2026, meaning subscription is currently ongoing.
📅 April 2026 FGN Savings Bond (Current Offer)
Opened: 7 April 2026
Status: ✅ Currently Open
Close: 11 April 2026
Minimum investment: ₦5,000
Interest: Fixed (announced monthly)
Risk level: Very low (Government-backed)
Payment: Interest paid quarterly
Where You Can Buy It
You can buy FGN Bond through:
Stockbroker apps (like Afrinvest, InvestNaija, Bamboo etc.)
Banks (some banks offer it)
Stockbroking firms (physical offices)
Since you already use Afrinvest, you can buy it there directly.
Important (Based on your investing journey)
Since you’re already investing in:
Shares
Money market funds
Bonds
FGN Bonds are good for you because:
✅ Safe income
✅ Good for long-term wealth
✅ No market volatility like stocks