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Buy and sell Nigerian NGX shares in your own name. From ₦10,000 a month.
Own a piece of the Nigerian companies you already believe in. Shares Saver buys shares in Nigerian companies and registers them in your name with the registrar. Not a fund. Not a slice of somebody else’s holding. Your own shares, on the register, with a contract note to prove it. Buy NGX shares from ₦10,000 Choose from 158 companies listed on the NGX (the Nigerian Exchange), plus ETFs — banks, cement, telecoms, consumer goods. Set a one-off amount or a monthly standing order, collected on the day of the month that suits your payday. We buy your Nigerian stocks at the next market open. Sell when you decide Changed your mind, or need the money? Sell a holding from the app and we place the order with the broker. Shares registered in your own name Every purchase is registered with the Nigerian registrar and your CSCS account, so your shareholding exists independently of this app. You get a contract note for every buy, and the share certificate details stay yours. Fees you can see before you confirm Both fees come out of the amount you set — nothing is added on top. The split between what buys shares and what pays the stockbroker is shown before you confirm. Find My Shares — recover forgotten shareholdings Lost track of Nigerian shares bought years ago? We search every Nigerian registrar, stockbroker and the CSCS for holdings in your name, including certificates issued decades ago. Track dividends and growth See what each holding is worth at the latest NGX prices, what you have contributed, what the fees came to, and what your dividend income and growth could look like over ten years. For Nigerians at home and in the diaspora Fund your contract in NGN, USD, GBP or EUR. Buy Nigerian stocks from Lagos, London, Houston or anywhere else. Pause whenever you need to Change the amount, move the collection day, or pause the standing order. Your shares stay yours. Identity verification is required before your first purchase, as Nigerian securities law requires. Share prices go down as well as up. You could get back less than you put in. Shares Saver does not give investment advice.