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Tinubu’s Reforms Boosting Capital Market, Investor Confidence — TMV

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Tinubu’s Reforms Boosting Capital Market, Investor Confidence — TMV

 

By Alabidun Shuaib AbdulRahman

 

The Tinubu Media Volunteers, TMV, has commended the economic reforms introduced by President Bola Tinubu, stating that they are yielding positive results in capital formation and economic growth.

 

In a statement jointly signed by its Chairman, Chukwudi Enekwechi, and Secretary, Segun Ogedengbe, the group noted that the reforms had significantly strengthened activities in the nation’s stock market.

 

According to the statement, local capital and domestic corporations have responded positively to the policy changes introduced by the Tinubu administration since assuming office, leading to increased participation in the capital market.

 

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“It is noted that based on the reforms embarked upon by the President Bola administration on assumption of office, local capital and domestic corporates are responding positively to the stock exchange market, while the surge of investors in the capital market is recording huge returns on investments,” the group said.

 

The TMV added that the country is already witnessing strong domestic capital mobilisation and improved corporate balance sheets.

 

It further stated that the market has recorded significant growth, rising by more than 50 per cent in 2025, with issuers raising fresh capital, while retail investors continue to return amid improving governance standards.

 

The group expressed optimism that the current trend would position Nigeria’s capital market to support larger transactions and create broader wealth opportunities for investors.

 

“It is also remarkable that stock market investors in Nigeria have over the past two and a half years gained immensely from their investments with enhanced dividends and capital appreciation,” the statement added.

 

The group, therefore, said that the development reflects renewed investor confidence in the Nigerian economy, noting that the administration’s reform agenda has contributed to restoring macroeconomic stability, strengthening fiscal sustainability, and attracting long-term investments into the country.

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