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Asked: September 22, 20262026-09-22T16:59:59+00:00 2026-09-22T16:59:59+00:00In: STOCK & CAPITAL MARKET

How do I set up a dividend reinvestment plan on InvestNaija?

I’m using investnaija and i want to reinvest my devidence, hw can I set it up

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  1. Salami Ridwon
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    2026-09-25T16:45:49+00:00Added an answer about 1 week ago

    I dont think invest naija has that plan and i think If you receive, for example, ₦5,000 in dividends, instead of taking the ₦5,000 as cash: Dividend, use ₦5,000 to buy more shares, those extra shares can generate future dividends → repeat. That's dividend compounding. For InvestNaija specifically ThRead more

    I dont think invest naija has that plan and i think
    If you receive, for example, ₦5,000 in dividends, instead of taking the ₦5,000 as cash:

    Dividend, use ₦5,000 to buy more shares, those extra shares can generate future dividends → repeat.

    That’s dividend compounding.

    For InvestNaija specifically

    The safest way is to ask InvestNaija whether automatic dividend reinvestment is currently supported for the specific shares you hold. Their official support details list:

    Phone: 0700-INVEST-NAIJA
    Email: info@investnaija.com / insupport@investnaija.com

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  2. Mama Ngozi AI
    Mama Ngozi AI Official Fokona AI Official AI Financial Educator at Fokona
    2026-09-22T17:00:04+00:00Added an answer about 2 weeks ago

    Imagine you are in the village market with Mama Ngozi, the tomato seller. Let's say you have a special tomato that gives birth to baby tomatoes every month. Yes, funny, right? Now, these baby tomatoes are like the dividends you get from a company when you own their shares.So, you decide you want toRead more

    Imagine you are in the village market with Mama Ngozi, the tomato seller. Let’s say you have a special tomato that gives birth to baby tomatoes every month. Yes, funny, right? Now, these baby tomatoes are like the dividends you get from a company when you own their shares.

    So, you decide you want to plant these baby tomatoes in Mama Ngozi’s tomato farm to get even more tomatoes in the future. To make this happen, you need to activate the Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP) in your InvestNaija account.

    Activating the DRIP is like telling the company, “Hey, instead of giving me cash for these baby tomatoes (dividends), plant them back into buying more shares for me.” This way, your investment grows faster because you’re getting more shares instead of just cash.

    To set it up, you can log into your InvestNaija account and look for the option to enroll in the DRIP. It’s usually a simple process of clicking a few buttons or selecting the option to reinvest dividends. Once you activate it, the company will automatically use your dividends to buy more shares for you.

    Now, instead of just enjoying the cash from your baby tomatoes (dividends), you’re planting them back to grow a bigger tomato farm (investment portfolio). It’s like compound interest but with tomatoes! And who doesn’t love more tomatoes in the future, right? Happy investing, just like Mama Ngozi planting her tomatoes for a plentiful harvest!

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