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Nigeria Treasury Bills Issuance Programme – Q2 2026 The CBN plans to issue about ₦3.95 trillion in Treasury Bills in Q2 2026, with a strong tilt toward the 364-day tenor (₦2.85 trillion), reflecting continued investor preference for longer-dated instruments. With maturing bills estimated at ₦3.20 trillion, the programme implies a net liquidity mop-up of ~₦750 billion, reinforcing a tight monetary stance. Yields are likely to remain elevated, making fixed income instruments attractive. However, tighter liquidity may limit short-term equity market upside, while sustaining demand for high-yield, low-risk assets. Positive for fixed income investors; mildly restrictive for equities in the near term.

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Nigerian Treasury Bills Primary Market Auction Summary – 25 March 2026 The Central Bank of Nigeria conducted the Treasury Bills Primary Market Auction on 25 March 2026, with very strong demand overall, driven overwhelmingly by sustained investor interest in the longer-dated instrument. Auction Summary The 91-day bill recorded subscriptions of about ₦98.71 billion against an offer of ₦100 billion, with ₦97.75 billion allotted, indicating near-full subscription. The 182-day bill attracted ₦66.58 billion in subscriptions compared to the ₦100 billion offered, while ₦28.04 billion was allotted, reflecting relatively softer demand in the mid-tenor segment. Demand remained strongest for the 364-day bill, which recorded subscriptions of about ₦2.73 trillion against an offer of ₦200 billion, with ₦394.88 billion allotted, underscoring continued investor preference for locking in yields at the longer end of the curve. Key Highlights 91-day: Stop rate 15.95% (no change) | True yield ~16.62% 182-day: Stop rate 16.42% (↓ 0.20%) | True yield ~17.90% 364-day: Stop rate 16.43% (↓ 0.20%) | True yield ~19.66% Market Insight Investor demand remained heavily concentrated on the 364-day bill, as market participants continue to position in longer-tenor government securities to lock in attractive risk-free returns. Stop rates on the 182-day and 364-day instruments declined by 20 basis points, suggesting improved liquidity conditions and strong institutional demand at the long end of the curve. Meanwhile, the 182-day bill continued to see relatively weaker interest, pointing to selective demand across maturities. @finplankaluaja1 @BBoason @togunjobiTVC @Rotankwot @proshare #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #PMA #Treasurybills #auction

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Nigerian Treasury Bills Primary Market Auction Summary – 18 March 2026 The Central Bank of Nigeria conducted the Treasury Bills Primary Market Auction on 18 March 2026, with mixed demand across the three tenors and continued strong interest in the longer-dated instrument. Auction Summary The 91-day bill recorded subscriptions of about ₦102.19 billion against an offer of ₦100 billion, with ₦101.29 billion allotted, showing mild oversubscription. The 182-day bill saw weaker demand, attracting ₦66.99 billion compared to the ₦150 billion offered, while ₦47.94 billion was allotted. Demand remained strongest for the 364-day bill, which received ₦2.89 trillion in subscriptions against an offer of ₦800 billion, with ₦542.64 billion allotted, reflecting sustained investor preference for longer tenor securities. Key Highlights 91-day: Stop rate 15.95% (no change) | True yield ~16.62% 182-day: Stop rate 16.62% (↓ 0.03%) | True yield ~18.14% 364-day: Stop rate 16.63% (↓ 0.09%) | True yield ~19.95% Market Insight Investor demand remained concentrated on the 364-day bill, as market participants continue to lock in relatively high yields for longer duration instruments. Stop rates declined slightly on the longer tenors, suggesting improved liquidity conditions and strong institutional participation, while the weak subscription in the 182-day segment indicates selective demand across the curve. @finplankaluaja1 @BBoason @togunjobiTVC @Rotankwot @proshare #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #PMA #Treasurybills #auction

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Summary of the Auction. Apologies, this was omitted.

Nigerian Treasury Bills Auction Results – 11 March 2026 The Central Bank of Nigeria conducted the Treasury Bills Primary Market Auction today, with investor demand remaining strongest at the long end of the curve despite slightly lower stop rates on the 364-day instrument. Auction Summary At the auction, the 91-day bill recorded a subscription of ₦131.12 billion against an offer of ₦100 billion, with ₦130.74 billion allotted. The 182-day bill saw ₦82.34 billion in subscriptions compared to the ₦150 billion offered, while ₦71.37 billion was allotted, indicating weaker demand relative to supply. Demand was again strongest for the 364-day bill, which attracted ₦2.57 trillion in subscriptions against an offer of ₦600 billion, with ₦731.81 billion allotted, reflecting continued investor preference for longer-dated securities. Key Highlights 91-day: Stop rate 15.95% (→ 0.00%) | True Yield ~16.62% 182-day: Stop rate 16.65% (→ 0.00%) | True Yield ~18.17% 364-day: Stop rate 16.72% (↓ -0.01%) | True Yield ~20.08% Market Insight Investor appetite remained heavily concentrated in the 364-day Treasury Bill, with subscriptions exceeding ₦2.5 trillion, reinforcing the ongoing strategy of investors locking in high yields on longer-tenor instruments. Despite this strong demand, the 364-day stop rate edged slightly lower, suggesting that liquidity remains robust and investors are still willing to accept marginally lower rates to secure longer-term risk-free returns. Meanwhile, the 91-day and 182-day stop rates remained unchanged, indicating relative stability in short- to medium-term yield expectations in the fixed income market. @finplankaluaja1 @BBoason @togunjobiTVC @Rotankwot @proshare #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #PMA #Treasurybills #auction

@OJO_Views Wow! Omitted that. Will repost. Thank you for noting it

@eboayodeji Where is our beautiful summary table, Dr.?

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Nigerian Treasury Bills Auction Results – 4 March 2026 The Central Bank of Nigeria conducted the Treasury Bills Primary Market Auction today with strong investor demand, particularly for the longer tenor instrument. Auction Summary At the auction, the 91-day bill recorded a subscription of ₦80.92 billion against an offer of ₦100 billion, with ₦64.27 billion allotted. The 182-day bill saw ₦136.54 billion in subscriptions compared to the ₦150 billion offered, while ₦91.43 billion was allotted. Demand was strongest for the 364-day bill, which attracted ₦2.13 trillion in subscriptions against an offer of ₦800 billion, with ₦856.03 billion allotted. Key Highlights 91-day: Stop rate 15.95% (↑ +0.15%) | True Yield ~16.62% 182-day: Stop rate 16.65% (→ 0.00%) | True Yield ~18.17% 364-day: Stop rate 16.73% (↑ +0.83%) | True Yield ~20.09% Market Insight Demand remained strongest for the 364-day bill, with subscriptions exceeding ₦2 trillion, as investors continue to lock in higher yields at the long end of the curve. The increase in the stop rate on the 364-day bill also reflects the market’s expectation that interest rates may remain elevated in the near term, making longer-tenor Treasury Bills attractive for investors seeking relatively risk-free returns. @finplankaluaja1 @BBoason @togunjobiTVC @Rotankwot @proshare #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #PMA #Treasurybills #auction

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@olumidecapital @Rxbremen I suspect most times, what we see in the public it just the basic salary and excludes other allowances which most time can be higher than basic salary

@Rxbremen This is horrible 🥹, the wages are painful 😣

Mecure spent 1.1Bn on salaries and wages in 2025. Mecure has 1,747 staff. 907 earn between 400k to 1m per year. 778 earn between 1m to 3m per year. 44 earn between 3m to 6m per year. 18 earn above 6m per year. They generated revenue of 77.6Bn in 2025, and they have a gearing ratio of 70%.

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