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Nine in Every Ten Naira Traded in Lagos Now Comes From Nigerians

The Rio Times · 2h ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

Nine in Every Ten Naira Traded in Lagos Now Comes From Nigerians

Local investors accounted for 89.21% of all trading on the Nigerian Exchange in the first seven months of 2026, a record, while the index fell for an eighth straight session. The post Nine in Every Ten Naira Traded in Lagos Now Comes From Nigerians appeared first on The Rio Times .

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