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Halal Stock Screening for Nigerian Investors: The AAOIFI Method (2026)
Screening NGX stocks for Shariah compliance is a two-stage test anyone can run: sector exclusions first, then financial ratios. Here is the AAOIFI method applied to the Nigerian market.
How to Invest ₦100,000 the Halal Way in Nigeria (2026)
₦100,000 will not make you rich, but invested halal it builds the habit that will. Where small money actually works in Nigeria's Shariah-compliant market, and the fees and traps to dodge.
How to Invest ₦1 Million the Halal Way in Nigeria (2026)
At ₦1 million, real portfolio construction starts: a fixed income core, a screened equity engine and a first direct sukuk position. The verified options and an honest allocation framework.
How to Invest ₦10 Million the Halal Way in Nigeria (2026)
At ₦10 million the questions change: sukuk ladders, manager diversification, dollar exposure, satellite allocations and estate planning all become live. A verified, honest framework.
Dollar Investments for Nigerians: The Halal Options and the FX Reality (2026)
Every Nigerian investor wants dollar exposure; few halal routes exist. Domiciliary accounts, the planned sovereign dollar sukuk, platform deals and the honest limits of each.
Fund VI Explained: The Complete Guide to Nigeria's Non-Interest Pension
Every Nigerian PFA now runs a non-interest pension fund. Fund VI grew from ₦7.79 billion at launch to ₦369.6 billion by April 2026, and switching in is free. Here is how it works, what it holds and what it has returned.
How to Switch Your RSA to Fund VI: PenCom Rules, Step by Step
Moving your pension to the non-interest Fund VI is free, reversible and takes one form. Here is the exact process, the PenCom rules that protect you, and what to do if your PFA is slow.
PFAs Offering Fund VI Compared: Returns, Disclosure and Service
All Nigerian PFAs must offer the non-interest Fund VI, but they run it very differently. We compare the 2024 returns of all ten reporting PFAs and profile the five in our database, with verified numbers.
Pension for the Self-Employed: Micro Pension and the Non-Interest Question
Nigeria's Micro Pension Plan lets traders, artisans and freelancers build a retirement pot with flexible contributions and a 40% emergency window. The catch for Muslims: the non-interest option is not there yet. Here is the honest picture.