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Nigeria's Market Gains and Rising Poverty

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In 2025, just over half of Nigeria’s population lived in poverty, up from roughly 42% in 2022, even as capital inflows reached a six-year high of $23 billion and the stock market rose nearly 60% in 2026. The report links the divergence to reforms that removed fuel subsidies and sharply increased living costs; whether the contrast persists remains open.

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    1. Aggiornamento 1Nigeria's Market Soars Past N160 Trillion as Poverty Becomes the Majority Condition

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      Nigeria's Market Soars Past N160 Trillion as Poverty Becomes the Majority Condition

      Markets beat the world while poverty became the majority condition. The numbers disagree on details but agree on the divide.

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      • No agreed poverty count exists across sources, with alternative estimates at 63% and 79% poor or vulnerable.
      • No verified path yet from market capitalisation growth to household income recovery.

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    • Bola Tinubu12th Governor of Lagos (1999–2007) and President of Nigeria since 20231 servizio

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    • AbujaAbuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria1 servizio
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    • Nigerian Exchange Group2, 4 Custom St, Lagos Island, Lagos 102273, Lagos, Nigeria1 servizio

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