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31/05/2026

Growth is back in the conversation.
Nigeria’s economy expanded by 3.89% in Q1 2026, marking a stronger performance than the same period last year and signalling renewed momentum across key sectors of the economy.

23/05/2026

High Interest Rates Look Attractive. But Are Investors Really Winning?
When interest rates are high, investing can feel more rewarding... But not all returns are real returns. Comment x to find out more.

18/04/2026

Nigeria’s crude oil output is rising, but not fast enough.

Production increased to 1.38 million barrels per day in March 2026, yet the country is still below its OPEC quota.

At the same time, global oil markets are tightening due to disruptions in the Middle East, pushing prices higher.

This should be good news for Nigeria, but structural production limits mean the country cannot fully capture the upside.

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10/04/2026

Nigeria’s 2026 borrowing plan has just been revised to N29.20 trillion.

That’s a major jump, driven by a widening fiscal deficit and spending that continues to outpace revenue.

Even with efforts to boost income, borrowing remains the primary way to fund the gap. Debt servicing alone is also taking up a significant share of the budget.

This is not just a government story. It has implications for inflation, interest rates, and investment decisions.

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03/04/2026

If you were stressed about the March 31 tax deadline, there’s a brief reprieve.

LIRS has extended the deadline for filing individual tax returns to April 14, 2026. This applies to everyone. Salaried employees, business owners, self-employed professionals, and those in the informal sector.

But nothing else has changed. Filing is still online only. And enforcement is not being relaxed.

With Nigeria’s tax system tightening, this is not something to ignore.

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UK households now spend a record £226B a year on housing—a 41% jump in just five years. Mortgages and rent are both driv...
30/03/2026

UK households now spend a record £226B a year on housing—a 41% jump in just five years. Mortgages and rent are both driving costs higher, and many are feeling the pinch as pandemic-era low rates expire.

What does this mean for property investors? High rates keep more people renting, creating longer-term demand for rental income.

Explore how UK housing trends could shape your investment strategy. Link in bio.

27/03/2026

A war in the Middle East is pushing petrol in Nigeria toward ₦1,400 per litre.

And it could go as high as ₦2,000.

Local refining has improved supply, but prices are still tied to global oil markets.

The bigger question: Will Nigeria’s fuel policy turn refining capacity into price stability for consumers, or will we stay exposed to global shocks?

We break it all down in this week’s episode of PariVest Connect.

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22/03/2026

There’s money sitting in dormant bank accounts across Nigeria. Billions of naira.

And until now, accessing it wasn’t simple.

The CBN has removed the affidavit requirement for reactivating dormant accounts. Less stress, fewer costs, faster access to your own money.

But here’s the real question:
Will this actually make a difference, or just remove one small barrier?

We break it all down in this week’s episode of PariVest Connect.

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13/03/2026

Nigeria produced more oil in January. But it made far less money from it.

NNPC reported a ₦385 billion profit, yet total revenue fell sharply from ₦4.82 trillion in December to ₦2.57 trillion in January.

At the same time, global oil prices are rising again as geopolitical tensions push Brent crude toward the $90–$100 range.

So why isn’t Nigeria fully benefiting from higher oil prices?

We explore this and more in this week’s episode of PariVest Connect.

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Dubai’s real estate market just faced something it hasn’t before.After years of record growth, missile strikes tied to r...
12/03/2026

Dubai’s real estate market just faced something it hasn’t before.

After years of record growth, missile strikes tied to regional tensions have disrupted infrastructure, paused port activity, and shaken investor confidence.

The big question now:
Does Dubai’s property market slow, recalibrate, or prove resilient again?

Our latest blog breaks down what the data is showing and what it means for investors.

Read the full analysis through the link in bio.

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