Ayodeji Ebo Ph.D

CBN’s October 2026 PMI Report and What it Means for Businesses, Households and Investors. Weekly Business and Investment Tips Program, a production of RCCG Christ Church radio with Dr. Ayodeji Ebo, an Investment Professional. Kindly follow us on Instagram: @getfinanceandinvestmenttips for frequent investment tips. #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #PMI #CBN

I joined Channels Television’s Business Morning to discuss Nigeria’s debt burden, borrowing plans and implications for the economy. Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=_J638nmh…

Nigerian Treasury Bills Auction Summary – 4 November 2026 The Central Bank of Nigeria conducted the Treasury Bills Primary Market Auction on 4 November 2026, with stop rates remaining unchanged across all three tenors. Investor demand remained heavily concentrated on the 364-day bill, while the shorter tenors recorded significantly weak subscriptions. Auction Summary The 91-day bill attracted subscriptions of about ₦25.01 billion against an offer of ₦100 billion, with ₦22.40 billion allotted, indicating weak demand for the short tenor. The 182-day bill received subscriptions of about ₦25.83 billion against the ₦100 billion offered, while ₦25.17 billion was allotted, reflecting continued weak investor interest in the intermediate tenor. Demand remained strongest for the 364-day bill, which attracted approximately ₦1.99 trillion in subscriptions against an offer of ₦600 billion — about 3.3 times the offer amount. The CBN allotted approximately ₦461.84 billion. Key Highlights 91-day: Stop rate 15.40% (no change) | True yield 16.03% 182-day: Stop rate 15.79% (no change) | True yield 17.15% 364-day: Stop rate 15.80% (no change) | True yield 18.76% Market Insight Today’s auction suggests that Treasury Bill rates are stabilising, following the gradual decline recorded in recent months, particularly after the CBN reduced the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) to 23% in September 2026. Investor preference remains firmly tilted towards the 364-day bill, which attracted nearly ₦2 trillion in subscriptions, compared with ₦1.84 trillion at the previous auction. Interestingly, the CBN increased allotment significantly to ₦461.84 billion, compared with just ₦38.38 billion at the previous auction, while maintaining the same stop rate of 15.80%. The result suggests continued strong liquidity and investor appetite for longer-dated instruments. For investors, the 364-day true yield remains attractive at approximately 18.76%, although significantly below the yields above 20% recorded earlier in the year. @finplankaluaja1 @BBoason @togunjobiTVC @Rotankwot @proshare #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #OMO #Treasurybills #auction

Financial Performance of Selected Non-Bank Companies for the First Nine Months of 2026. Weekly Business and Investment Tips Program, a production of RCCG Christ Church radio with Dr. Ayodeji Ebo, an Investment Professional. Kindly follow us on Instagram: @getfinanceandinvestmenttips for frequent investment tips. #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #ngx #finanicalperformance #9mresults #stocks

Nigerian Treasury Bills Auction Summary – 28 October 2026 The Central Bank of Nigeria conducted the Treasury Bills Primary Market Auction on 28 October 2026, with stop rates declining marginally across all three tenors. Investor demand remained heavily concentrated on the 364-day bill, while the shorter tenors were significantly undersubscribed. Auction Summary The 91-day bill attracted subscriptions of about ₦51.56 billion against an offer of ₦100 billion, with only ₦22.33 billion allotted. The 182-day bill received subscriptions of about ₦20.27 billion against the ₦100 billion offered, while only ₦10.45 billion was allotted, reflecting particularly weak demand for the intermediate tenor. Demand remained strongest for the 364-day bill, which attracted approximately ₦1.84 trillion in subscriptions against an offer of ₦600 billion — more than 3 times the amount offered. However, only about ₦38.38 billion was allotted. Key Highlights 91-day: Stop rate 15.40% (↓0.10%) | True yield 16.03% 182-day: Stop rate 15.79% (↓0.01%) | True yield 17.15% 364-day: Stop rate 15.80% (↓0.10%) | True yield 18.76% Market Insight Rates edged lower across the curve, with the 91-day and 364-day stop rates declining by 10 basis points, while the 182-day rate eased marginally by 1 basis point. Investor preference remains strongly skewed towards the 364-day bill, which attracted about ₦1.84 trillion in bids. Interestingly, despite the ₦600 billion offer and strong subscription, only about ₦38.38 billion was allotted, suggesting that the CBN was highly selective in accepting bids at this auction. The broader direction remains one of gradually moderating T-Bill rates, with the 364-day true yield now at approximately 18.76%, compared with yields above 20% earlier in the year. @finplankaluaja1 @BBoason @togunjobiTVC @Rotankwot @proshare #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #OMO #Treasurybills #auction

Poll Position: The 2027 Election Is a Speed Bump, Not a Stop Sign. Will Nigeria’s 2027 general elections derail the equities market rally? Our latest Equity Flash Note suggests otherwise. MDU @mducapital Capital Research maintains an Overweight stance on Nigerian equities, with a 12-month NGX All-Share Index target of 297,000 (+21%). We examine historical election-year market performance, current macroeconomic conditions, valuation opportunities, and the sectors positioned to drive returns. 📄 Read the full report here: wp.mducap.com/wp-content/upl… #MDUCapital #EquityResearch #NGX #NigerianEquities #CapitalMarkets #InvestmentStrategy

Bills Pay Now, Bonds Pay Later. Nigeria’s sovereign yield curve is sending an important signal. With the 32-month curve inversion nearing its end, investors may have a window to lock in attractive long-term yields before the curve begins to flatten in 2027. In our latest Fixed Income Flash Note, @mducapital MDU Capital Research examines the opportunities across Treasury Bills and FGN Bonds, key market drivers, and positioning strategies for investors. 📄 Read the full report here: wp.mducap.com/wp-content/upl… #MDUCapital #FixedIncome #FGNBonds #TreasuryBills #NigeriaCapitalMarkets #InvestmentResearch

World Bank Report: Government Is Earning More, but Our Pockets Are Still Waiting. Weekly Business and Investment Tips Program, a production of RCCG Christ Church radio with Dr. Ayodeji Ebo, an Investment Professional. Kindly follow us on Instagram: @getfinanceandinvestmenttips for frequent investment tips. #getfinanceandinvestmenttips #investing #investment #drayodejiebo #ayodejiebo #worldbank #imf #economy #government