President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has declared Nigeria’s capital market as one of Africa’s strongest signals of reform, resilience, and opportunity, stressing that recent reforms have boosted investor confidence and deepened market growth.
Speaking in Brazil on Tuesday during a meeting with the leadership of the Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and other capital market operators, Tinubu noted that in just over two years, the nation’s capital market has become stronger, deeper, and more trusted.
“The markets are proof that investor confidence is back and that our reforms are working,” the President said.
He assured stakeholders of his administration’s unwavering commitment to ensuring Nigeria remains the continent’s premier investment destination, with rules that protect investors and reforms that unlock sustainable growth.
Tinubu added that his government would continue to prioritize policies that unlock capital, protect investors, and drive innovation to ensure the economy works for both Nigerians and foreign investors.
“Our commitment is clear: Nigeria will remain Africa’s premier investment destination. We will continue unlocking capital, protecting investors, and driving innovation,” he affirmed.
The meeting in Brazil further highlighted the administration’s strategy to strengthen global investor relations and position Nigeria’s capital market as a competitive force in the global financial system.
