President Bola Tinubu hailed Nigeria’s capital market as a sign of resilience and renewed investor confidence.
Speaking in Brazil, he assured stakeholders of reforms that unlock capital and protect investments.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has described Nigeria’s capital market as one of Africa’s strongest indicators of reform, resilience, and opportunity, stressing that ongoing policy measures have restored investor confidence and deepened market growth.
During a gathering in Brazil with the leadership of the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) Group, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and other capital market participants, Tinubu stated that Nigeria’s financial markets have grown more robust, extensive, and reliable in just over two years.
“Our markets are proof that investor confidence is back and that our reforms are working,” Tinubu said, assuring stakeholders that Nigeria remains committed to being Africa’s premier investment destination.
He emphasized that his administration would continue to unlock capital, protect investors, and drive innovation, ensuring that both Nigerians and foreign investors benefit from economic reforms.
The President also noted that market reforms under his Renewed Hope Agenda are designed not only to attract foreign capital but also to expand domestic participation in wealth creation.
