Value Nigeria with Ajibola
Value Nigeria with Ajibola is a podcast about investing in the Nigerian Stock Exchange using the principles of value investing. Host Ajibola Awolowo applies the approaches of Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger to Nigerian equities. Each episode aims to help listeners identify undervalued companies and build profitable, long-term investing habits in that market.
Episodes
Ask the Professionals 1: How can I plan my retirement using stock investing and others.
On this very first episode of our new spin-off, Ask The Professionals, we have questions such as how to plan retirement using stock investing, growth vs value stocks for a young investor and how to undertake industry research.These are very relevant questions that all retail investors will benefit from listening to the answers.To send us a question, go to www.speakpipe.com/valuenigeria and please,
101. Investing in banks in the current climate: A chat with Miss Matilda Adefalujo
Nigerian Banks have been hit with a few circulars from the Central Bank of Nigeria in the last few months. Though, they are directed at the Banks, retail investors will do well to understand them as they affect the financial performance of banks and ultimately, the performance of their shares in the stock exchange.Our guest is Miss Matilda Adefalujo (Banking Analyst, Meristem Nigeria). She shares
100. Understanding Trading as an investing style (PART 1): A chat with Mr Nurudeen Oyetunji
In this episode of the podcast, we expose ourselves to the world of trading in a bid to learn something new and support listeners who may want to learn about this style.We chat with Mr Nurudeen Oyetunji (Portfolio Analyst, Comercio Partners Limited) who has an extensive background in Trading.We discuss the advantages/ disadvantages of trading, personality traits that traders ought to have, differe
99. The art of buying things well: A chat with Mr Oluwapelumi Joseph
Mr. Oluwapelumi Jospeh (Director of finance/ Operations, DAI) is our first guest on the podcast in 2025. He is an experienced investor, both in the local and foreign markets.
We discuss his origins in finance, how he is handing the baton down to the next generation, signs of a good company, how to have a sense of value, where opportunities may exist in the Nigerian market and how retail investors
98. Investing lessons from the game of Chess: A chat with Miss Perpetual Ogbiyoyo
In this episode of the podcast, we have a thoughtful conversation with a 2-time Nigerian Female Chess Champion (2021 & 2022), Miss Perpetual Ogbiyoyo.
Our chat ranges from how she found chess & how chess found her, how she makes decisions on the chess board, how she analyses her games with an aim to learn from them and how she is passing the baton to the next generation.
All along the co
97. The GEM called SFS REIT: A chat with Mr. Samuel Oshodipe
2nd highest dividend yield on the NGX in 2023 (14.31%).
60% year to date returns on the NGX in 2024 (as at 15yh September 2024).
Which company achieved all the above? SFS REIT.
If you do not know this company, relax! We have you covered.
In this episode, we chat with Mr. Samuel Oshodipe (Real Estate investment Analyst, SFS REIT) about the real estate market, how COVID in 2020 affected valuation
96. From poverty to plenty: A candid chat with Mr Sam
Have you ever wondered if the principles shared on this podcast actually work?
This week, we have a candid chat with Mr. Sam, a retail investor, whose life embodies all we have talked about on the podcast and more. He shares how he started from a very humble background, built a culture of saving, improved himself, started investing, lost a lot of money, made changes to his investing practice, comp
95. A look at the Cement Manufacturers: A chat with Mr. Adebayo Adebanjo
On the podcast this week, we chat with Mr. Adebayo Adebanjo (Senior Analyst/ Portfolio Manager, CardinalStone Securities) about the listed Cement manufacturers on the stock exchange.
We examine the bull and bear cases for that industry and how Dangote Cement has been able to generate enviable returns & market share in that sector.
He also shares insights on the other players, Bua Cement and La
94. Masterclass in Fixed Income investing: A chat with Mr Okwudili Egwu
On this episode, we bring back Mr Okwudili Egwu (Senior Vice President, Cowry Asset Management Limited), who previously appeared on the podcast in Episode 46, for a masterclass discussion on fixed income investing in Nigeria.
He explains why inflation rose so high (31% at present) and why CBN needed to raise interests rate this high (22.5% at present and possibly going higher in a few days). He a
93. Longevity in investing: A chat with Mr Atiku Audu
Happy New Year!
Our guest on the first episode of the podcast in 2024 is Mr. Atiku Audu (Head, Investment management of one of the leading pension fund managers in Nigeria).
He shares the journey of his transition from engineering to finance. He also speaks about how to Live to fight another day despite all the curve balls and sucker punches the market can throw your way.
Investors will do themsel
92. Another look at the Brewers: A chat with Mr Damilare Asimiyu
As a sequel to episode 69, we chat with Mr Damilare Asimiyu (Head, Investment Research, Afrinvest West Africa) once again about the changing landscape in the brewing industry.
He passionately describes an investment thesis that showcases both the vast opportunities and the headwinds facing the industry at present.
We also discuss how 2022 was a breakout year for the brewers and how 2023 has proven
91. The past, present and future of Fixed income vs Equities: A Chat with Mr Arnold Dublin-Green
After a brief hiatus, we are back on the podcast with this conversation with Mr. Arnold Dublin-Green (Chief Investment Officer, Cordros Asset Management).
We discuss the trends that led to the decade where fixed income outperforming equities, equities staging a comeback at present and possible future changes in the balance between fixed income vs Equities investing.
He describes how he would struc
90. Becoming an industry giant: A chat with Alhaji Kasimu Garba Kurfi
In this episode, an industry giant, in the person of Alhaji Kasimu Garba Kurfi (MD/ CEO, APT securities limited), graces the podcast.
We discuss his humble introduction to the world of investing, how he and his team has grown the company into the behemoth that it has become, how this can be replicated by others and what retail investors need to know/ do to navigate the markets profitably.
We hope
89. Agricultural Commodities Trading: A chat with Mr Stephen Taiwo and Mr Friday Okwori
Are there opportunities to support and profit from the Agricultural sector in Nigeria without actually needing to set foot in a farm?
This week on the podcast, we chat with Mr Stephen Taiwo (Investment Analyst, AFEX) and Mr Friday Okwori (Wealth Manager, AFEX). Our conversation ranges from the agricultural value chain in Nigeria, production and storage of grains, why investors need to include agri
88. Gender inequalities in wealth building: A chat with Mrs. Temilola Adeyemi
For every woman in Nigeria, there are 1.02 men. Ideally, this should translate to equal opportunities for men and women in Nigeria in all spheres. Why then is there only 1 woman in the top 10 or 20 richest Nigerians? Why are there only 4 female CEOs amongst the Tier 1 and 2 banks in Nigeria?
All these questions and more are answered by our guest, Mrs. Temilola Adeyemi (Senior Research Associate, M
87. Masterclass in wealth creation and sustenance: A chat with Dr Olumide Emmanuel
Dr. Olumide Emmanuel (best selling author, pastor, mentor, wealth creation expert and real estate investor) is our guest on the Value Nigeria Podcast this week.
We try to distil over 30 years of experience into a 50 minute conversation. We discuss what wealth is, identifying where you are & where you want to be, how to get to your financial destination, sustaining generational wealth and why r
86. Investing in rising markets: A Chat with Mr. Chukwuemeka Nwagwu
This week on the podcast, we chat with a seasoned investment professional, Mr Chukwuemeka Nwagwu (Equity Research Analyst at SCM Capital).
Our conversation covers why the Nigerian Market has been on a meteoric rise, where opportunities may still exist in the market, mistakes investors make and skill retail investors need to imbibe to successfully navigate the terrain.
I hope you learn from this co
85. Venture Capital Investing: A chat with Mr Fisayo Durojaye
Mr Fisayo Durojaye spent over 6 years in various roles in traditional finance such as research analyst at firms such as CAO Partners and Afrinvest West Africa before branching out into venture capital and early stage investing.
On the podcast today, he shares the journey of his entrance into finance and transition into venture capital. He also gives valuable insight into the world of venture and s
84. Understand the economy (Part 2) - Interest Rates: A chat with Mr Temitope Omosuyi
This week on the podcast, we chat with Mr Tope Omosuyi (Investment strategist and portfolio manager, Afrinvest West Africa) about Interest rates, Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) and everything that goes along with it.
Our guest is passionate about investment education and he brings this passion to bear throughout the conversation. Key terms such as the asymmetric corridor, cash reserve requirement and
83. Overview of the listed Nigerian Telecos: A chat with Mr Abdullateef Grillo
This week on the podcast, our guest is Mr Abdullateef Grillo (Investment Research Associate, Meristem Nigeria). We discuss the telecommunication sector in Nigeria and its listed players - MTN Nigeria and Airtel Africa. We discuss how far the industry has come and the future prospects.
We discuss the importance of data vs voice, entrance of competition in the form of Elon Musks Starlink, mobile mon
82. Understand the Economy (part 1) - Inflation: A chat with Mr Robert Omotunde
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) just released the inflation rate in Nigeria for March 2023 and it reveals a rate of 22.04%.
What exactly is inflation? What factors influence it? How is it calculated? How does it correlate with interest rates? What is Real Returns and is this really attainable for the retail investor? What are the dangers in trying to earn a rate of return higher than the i
81. Doing your due diligence: A chat with Mr Abdulrauf Bello
Team lead, Investment Research, WSTC Asset Management and Chief Investment Officer, Iris Fund - Mr Abdulrauf Bello, is our guest on the podcast in this episode. We discuss why performing an in-depth research on an asset before committing funds to it is very important. He also walks us through his process and pertinent questions you have to answer while researching a company.
He sheds some light on
80. Islamic Finance: A chat with Mr Ismail Rufai
On the podcast this week, we have a detailed conversation with Mr Ismail Rufai (Head, Financial & Shari'ah advisory, One17 Capital Limited) about all things Islamic Finance.
He educates us on what Islamic finance is, its origin/ evolution in the Nigerian Market, what Sukuk bonds are & what makes them different from regular bonds, other less common but equally acceptable investment vehicles
79. Macroeconomic overview of 2023: A chat with Mr Olaolu Boboye
This week on the podcast, we look at the major macroeconomic trends that set the pace in 2022 and review the events that are likely to impact, positively or negatively, on 2023. Our guest, Mr Olaolu Boboye, is a well renowned macroeconomist and is the head of the Macroeconomic, fixed income & sovereign credit research/ strategy team at CardinalStone Partners Limited.
Events such as the war in
78. PIA and the downstream oil sector: A chat with Mr Suraj Oyewale
In our first episode for the new year, we discuss with an oil industry expert, Mr Suraj Oyewale (Senior Manager, PwC Nigeria) about academic excellence, turning disadvantages into assets, what the upstream, midstream and downstream segments of the oil industry is, constraints of the Nigerian downstream sector, the recently passed Petroleum Industry Act and its anticipated impact on the downstream
77. Your Pension and your Wealth: A chat with Mr. Oluwaseyi Olusanya
Our pension plan and retirement is not a theme we readily think about daily. Your Retirement Savings Account (RSA) is however an indispensable tool in wealth building.
Today, we chat with Mr. Oluwaseyi Olusanya, CFA who is a Fund Manager with Stanbic IBTC about the importance of your pension, changes in the industry, harnessing your RSA for wealth building and Voluntary contributions into your RSA
76. The practice of value investing: A chat with Mr Michael Nwakalor
This week, we chat with Mr. Michael Nwakalor, CFA. He is a finance professional that works with a value investing focused Asset management company in the Nigerian Space.
We discuss the concept of value investing, why he believes in it, causes of mispricing, identifying mispricing, cognitive bias that affect your investing results and why patience is probably the most important trait retail investo
75. A case for index/ ETF investing: A Chat with Mr Nosakhare Ugiagbe
Mr Nosakhare Ugiagbe CFA (Senior Manager, Corporate Financial Strategy, Binance) is our guest on this episode of the podcast. We discuss lessons he learnt from adversity, the basic foundations for successful investing, how the Nigerian Economy can grow and why the average retail investor may be better served by index/ ETF investing rather than individual stock picking.
I had a lot of fun recording
74. Breaking free from debt: A Chat with Mrs. Ololade Olayanju
Mrs. Ololade Olayanju CFA, Author of "The Debt Code" and Relationship Manager, WSTC Financial Services Limited, is our guest on the podcast on this new episode.
We talk through her career switch from banking into core finance, lessons she has learnt along the way, why she wrote a book on debt and how to break free from the vicious cycle of being chronically in debt.
This new episode is invaluable
73: Shareholder Associations/ Activism: A chat with Mr Eric Akinduro
This week, we chat with Mr. Eric Akinduro (Chief Risk Officer, Kinley Securities & Chairman, Ibadan Zone Shareholders Association) about the role shareholder associations play, how they influence change in companies and benefits retail investors enjoy when they join a shareholder association.
We also examine Activist investing/ forceful implementation of change, if the Nigerian investing lands
72. A deep dive into the listed Flour Millers: A chat with Praise Ihansekhien
This week, we have a master-class worthy discussion with Praise Ihansekhien (Deputy Team Lead, Reserch, Meristem Nigeria) on the listed Flour millers on the Nigerian Exchange.
Our chat covers present trends in the industry and results coming out of Flour Mills of Nigeria are quite different from those coming from Bua Foods. We also touch on strategies retail investors can employ to invest profitab
71. Understanding risk: A chat with Mr Caleb Fowowe
This week, we have a masterclass discussion themed "Understanding Risk" with Mr. Caleb Fowowe (ALM Risk Analyst, Universities Superannuation Scheme LTD, UK).
We talk about what risk is, how we all deal with risk daily in our daily lives and how the retail investors can analyse/ mitigate risk in their investing practice.
Our guest freely gives insightful advice and the retail investor will hugely b
70. Back to the basics: A chat with Mr Victor Onyema
If I get a dollar for each time I hear the question, "How do I start Investing?", I will be a millionaire in no time at all.
This week, we go back to the drawing board with Mr. Victor Onyema (Portfolio Manager, Norrenberger Financial group) and discuss what investing is, why it is important, how to open a stockbroking, how to choose which company to buy and what the retail investor can do if they
69. A look at the breweries: A chat with Ms. Juliana Ogunkoya
Investors have had mixed feelings investing in the breweries over the last 5 years as revenues, earnings and share prices have all taken a big plunge with attempts at recovery seen in the last 2 years.
What caused the huge decline and recovery? Are we out of the woods just yet?
All these and more are answered in this weeks episode of the podcast as we chat with Ms. Juliana Ogunkoya (Equity Researc
68. Understanding Banks: A chat with Mr Sodiq Safiriyu
After a brief break, we are back!
This week, we chat with Mr Sodiq Safiriyu (Investment Research Analyst, Meristem Nigeria) about how the average retail investor in Nigerian equities can understand banks, the important roles banks play in the economy and key metrics unique to the banking industry and their meaning/ applications.
We also discuss the holding company structure being adopted by banks,
67. From Physicist to Finance Professional: A chat with Mr Yinka Adetuberu
This week, we have an inspiring conversation with Mr Yinka Adetuberu (Investment Banking/ Equity Research Analyst, Norrenberger) about his journey from being a First class graduate of Physics to becoming a top rated Finance/ Investment professional. He shares the highs and lows of his transformation and why everyone should dare to pursue their dreams.
Beyond this, he reviews the macroeconomic high
66. Estate planning: A chat with Mr Segun Aremu
In this episode of Value Nigeria Podcast, We have a robust conversation with Mr Segun Aremu of United Capital Trustees (Authorised dealing clerk on the NGX, Associate member Chatered institute of stockbrokers of Nigeria, Nigerian institute of management, investment advisers and portfolio managers & chartered institute of bankers of Nigeria).
Our conversation convers why estate planning is impo
65. Earn, Save & Invest: A chat with Mrs. Bimbo Komolafe
We are privileged to have our first female guest on the podcast this week in the person of Mrs. Bimbo Komolafe (Certified Financial Education Instructor, Fellow Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, Fellow of Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria).
We talk about the basic building blocks of financial fitness - Earning, Saving and investing. Our chat highlights how to increase our earn
64. Tax matters for Retail Investors: A chat with Mr Emeka Chime
We explore the unpopular matters of Tax as it relates to retail investors on the podcast this week through our discussion with Mr Emeka Chime ACCA, CITN (Associate Director, Price Waterhouse Cooper).
We talk about what tax is, how we pay taxes directly & indirectly, why we should all file our tax returns annually and Capital gains taxes.
Every Nigerian should listen to our conversation.
To acc
63. The art of investing & Life long learning: Chat with Mr David Alade
This week, we have an exciting chat with Mr David Alade, Senior consultant, EY, UK) about the why and how he approaches investing. We also chat about the habit of reading, life long learning and the art of writing.
You will see how simple habits such as reading can snowball into subtle or big changes that can transform your life.
Thanks for listening. You can send your feedback/ questions to value
62. Wealth building for the retail investor: Chat with Mr Onome Ohwovoriole
We have a far reaching conversation with Mr Onome Ohwovoriole (Lead Analyst, Money Africa) about the disadvantages retail investors have, strategies to invest profitably (Active versus Passive approach), the impact of investing communities and benefits of FinTwittter.
You can follow Mr Ohwovoriole (@quansimodo) and Money Africa (@themoneyafrica) on Twitter.
Send your questions and feedback to valu
61. Emerging Macroeconomic Trends in Nigeria: A chat with Mr Abdulazeez Kuranga
Mr. Abdulazeez Kuranga (Macroeconomic strategist, Cordros Capital and Founder, Gifted Analysts) is our guest on this weeks episode of the podcast. We talk about why an understanding of the macroeconomic environment is important for retail investors, key metrics to look out for and how retail investors can possibly position themselves to earn handsome returns.
We also talk about his efforts at rais
60. An overview of the Nigeria Capital Market: A chat with Prof. Uche Uwaleke
This week, we have a far reaching conversation with an erudite scholar whose experience transcends the academia and extends into the corporate space. Our guest is Professor Uche Uwaleke (Department of accounting/ Banking & Finance, Nasarawa State University). We talk about how the capital market has evolved over the years, investment education, how retail investors can improve returns and the
59. Masterclass in Portfolio Construction: a chat with Mr Robert Omotunde
Have you ever wondered what process professional investors follow when constructing their portfolios? Or thought of how this can be adapted for you as a retail investor?
Look no further. This week, we chat with Mr Robert Omotunde, Chief Investment Officer, Afrinvest LTD about asset allocation, portfolio construction, risk & its management, the newly launched Nigeria Infrastructure fund amongst
58. Assessing Competitive advantage: A chat with Mr Adeniyi Ajibola
This week on the podcast, we have an engaging conversation with Mr Adeniyi Ajibola who is a retail investor and known on various investing forums as "Wanajo" about the impact of investing forums, how to use information gotten on such forums, what competition is, how it affects companies, Michael Porters 5 forces and how to evaluate the competitive advantage that companies may posses.
I hope you fi
57. Masterclass in Investment Research: A Chat with Mr Ayorinde Akinloye
If you have ever wanted a step by step guide in how to conduct an in-depth research into any company or its management, this episode of the podcast is for you!
Mr Ayorinde Akinloye (Investment Research Analyst, United Capital PLC) breaks down, into fine details, the 'how', 'why', 'where', 'when' and 'why not' of investment research. Listening to and learning from this episode of the podcast is hig
56. Thoughts on Financial Statement Analysis: A chat with Mr Idris Ayinde
Most of the investing decisions we make as investors are based on facts and figures from the financial statements. How can we determine if a financial statement is reliable? What are the key figures that we need to pay attention to? What is the importance of reading the Auditors Report in a financial statement?
On the Podcast this week, we chat with Mr Idris Ayinde (an Accounting Consultant and Ma
55. The essence of investment research: A chat with Mr Damilare Ojo
This week on the Podcast, we have an interesting conversation with Mr Damilare Ojo (Senior Analyst at Meristem Securities) about why doing your own due diligence (investment research) is important, factors to consider before investing in any company and simple steps retail investors can take to improve the results of their investing practice.
Listen, learn and share!
Send you questions and comment
54. Impact of psychology on investing: A chat with Mr Olumide Adesina
This week on the podcast, we have an insightful conversation with Mr Olumide Adesina (Macroeconomic expert, analyst and writer, Nairametrics) about the impact of psychology on investing returns, investing locally Vs internationally, his buy criteria (he mentioned them all through the conversation) and factors to consider as we invest in a rising interest rate environment.
You do not want to
53. The anticipated hike in interest rates and your portfolio: A conversation with Mr Ayodeji Ebo
It is no longer news that inflation figures are on the rise globally. The various apex banks globally have started raising/ are expected to raise interest rates to varying degrees. How will this hike in interest rate affect various asset classes? How will it affect foreign markets as compared with the local bourse? How should you, as a retail investor, construct your portfolio to ride the coming w
52. Pros & Cons of investing Locally Vs Internationally: Conversation with Mr Solomon Ogene
Welcome to this landmark episode of this podcast.
This week, We chat with Mr Solomon Ogene, a multi-asset portfolio manager about portfolio construction for the retail investor, pros/ cons of investing locally vs internationally and his buy criteria for companies he invests in.
I hope this episode was as enlightening for you as it was for me. Thanks for listening.
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51. Determining Intrinsic Value of companies: A conversation with Mr Mohammed Musa
This week on the podcast, we take an in-depth look at the Nigerian investing landscape and consider strategies a retail investor may employ to break even.
We also discuss the process in determining the intrinsic value of companies.
Thank you for listening.
50. The conscious accumulation of wealth: A chat with Mr Etinosa Omoregie
How can we go from striving to thriving?
How can we transition from being rich to being wealthy?
What is the difference between being rich and being wealthy?
How can I live a better life using principle from investing?
These questions and much more are answered in this weeks episode of the podcast as we chat with Mr Etinosa Omoregie, Founder of Money Culture Investments and Co-founder, Bole King.&
49. Managing the emotions of fear and greed in investing: A chat with Mr Oluyomi Faneye, Team Lead, Wealth Creation, Kedari Capital Nigeria
This week on the podcast, we chat with a seasoned investor with many years of experience in the market about practical ways to manage your emotions in investing, passing down financial knowledge to the next generation and his unique strategy to investing in the Nigerian Market.
To get access to his book, for a donation of any amount of your choice, click the link below or copy and paste it into yo
48. Four important dates for dividends
With earning season fast approaching, every investor must be aware of four dates which they must bear in mind to get a dividend. These dates are the qualification date, date of closure of register, closure period of register and payment date for the dividend.
We explore all these dates in details and look at the inner workings of the stock exchange, Central Securities and clearing systems (CSCS),
47. Investing in commodities: A chat with Mr Peter Iyen (Nosa2)
On this episode of the podcast, we chat with individual investor, Mr Peter Iyen (Nosa2) about investing in commodities (Gold), how to assess company management, how a reading culture can improve ones investing practice and some specific books that every investor should read (including one that every adult must read).
We hope you enjoy this informative episode.
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46. How to identify good companies/ Fixed income investing: A conversation with Mr Okwudili Egwu
On this episode of the podcast, we have a wide reaching conversation with Mr Okwudili Egwu, Senior Vice President, Cowry Asset Management Limited about how to identify good companies, mistakes individual investors make and an in-depth exposition about investing in the various types of fixed income instruments.
I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as we did.
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45. Investing in yourself: Conversation with Dr Manasseh Egedegbe (Knight of Delta)
This week, we have an exciting chat with an investor with over 20 years of experience and now the Chief Investment Officer for a growing hedge fund with global footprints, Dr Manasseh Egedegbe a.k.a. Knight of the Delta.
He shares insight into creating wealth by investing in yourself, how to improve the Nigerian Stock Market and fundamental improvements in cryptocurrencies over the last 5 years.
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44. Conventional/ Emerging trends in Investing: A conversation with Mr Kalu Aja
In this episode of the podcast, we have a stirring conversation with an icon in personal finance and investing, Mr Kalu Aja. We talk extensively about personal finance, investing and, surprisingly, cryptocurrency.
You can connect with Mr Kalu Aja on Twitter via @FinPlanKaluAja1 or www.kaluaja.org.
Thanks for listening.
43. How to invest profitably in 2022
Happy New Year!
Welcome to the first episode of this podcast for 2022. In this episode, we review the top 10 performers on the floor of the Nigeria Exchange Group in 2021. We also look at how to position and strategize, all in a bid to invest profitably in 2022.
Thanks for listening.
42. A review of 2021: My wins and mistakes
Undertaking a sincere review and reflection on ones experience is a key way to foster self improvement. In this episode of the podcast, I share how my investing journey has evolved and review my practice in 2021. I also look at things I did well and mistakes I made along the way.
I hope you do the same as well and identify areas you can improve on. You can share your thoughts with us via our email
41. Should I buy a Companys' Public Offer?
During the recently concluded MTN public offer, I got questions from a lot of people whether it was a good buy. In light of this, we look at the various ways one can buy shares in any company and the advantages/ disadvantages of each.
Thank you for listening to this episode.
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40. Keep your investing simple!
Many times, we tend to overthink things and complicates our own lives by attempting to jump over 6 feet bars rather than sticking to 1 foot bars.
In this episode of the podcast, we examine why we need to keep our investing simple and the risks that come with ignoring this.
You can send your feedback to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com.
Thank you for listening!
39. Inversion: How to achieve monumental and world class poverty
Using the principles of inversion which were propounded by the mathematician, Carl Jacob, but popularised by Charlie Munger, we explore how to achieve monumental and profound poverty.
If we acknowledge these principles and avoid them, we just might be able to attain the inverse, Wealth!
Thanks for listening. Send your feedback/ questions to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com
38. Investing through market downturns
This week, we read a listeners email which leads us into a very timely discussion about how to invest through market downturns. Market cycles are normal so anticipating them and having the right resolve to stay invested irrespective of where in the cycle we may be is very important.
Learn as we share strategies that can help us remain rational and thoughtful even when the world around us does the
37. Are Bonus shares beneficial to shareholders in reality?
The ultimate goal of investing is to make profit either from dividends or capital appreciation. Some shareholders get even more excited when bonus shares are issued by companies. In reality, does the issuance of bonus shares translate into profit for ordinary share holders?
This week on Value Nigeria, we take a journey through the accounting nuances of bonus shares and explore if they really benef
36. Investing in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs)
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are a not so popular but excellent investment vehicle for various reasons. They however come with their own peculiar challenges.
In this weeks episode of the podcase, we discuss what REITs are, the various REITs available on the Nigeria Exchange Group and the best strategy to utilize when investing in REITs.
Kindly send your feedback, questions or suggestions
35. Low risk approach to building wealth: A chat with Dr Tayo Oyedeji
Getting a grip over ones personal finance through increasing ones earning, saving and investing is the cornerstone of building lasting wealth.
No one embodies these principles more than my guest on this episode of Value Nigeria podcast - Dr Tayo Oyedeji who, by following these same principles, was able to retire at age 40 and has built a company that can help others achieve the same feat.
This epi
34. All things investing: A chat with Keji Alabi
In this first-of-its-kind episode of Value Nigeria Podcast, I have a very exciting chat with Keji Alabi. He is a friend and an individual investor with who I share many things in common.
Listen and enjoy our engaging conversation.
Keji can be reached via twitter on @kejialabii
33. What to Buy: A checklist from Philip Fisher Part 2
This week, we conclude the 2 part series by looking at the last 7 of the 15 checklist items listed by the legendary Philip Fisher in his book "Common stocks and uncommon profits".
We also look at the difference between growth and traditional value investing.
Thank you for listening!
Kindly send your feedback or questions to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com
32. What to Buy: A checklist from Philip Fisher Part 1
This week, we take a look at a 15 point checklist from Philip Fisher, author of "Common stocks and uncommon profits" and relate them to our 4-M checklist earlier discussed.
We look at who Philip Fisher is and why we should pay attention to his writings.
To buy the book, "Common stocks and uncommon profits", click here.
Thank you for listening.
31. Psychological pitfalls to avoid in investing
This week on Value Nigeria Podcast, we explore a few psychological pitfalls every investor must avoid in order to prevent emotions from dictating his/ her practice.
Send your feedback, questions or topic suggestions to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com.
We love hearing from you!
30. Fidelity Bank Analysis Part 2
In this episode, we take a detailed look at the major numbers from the financial reports of Fidelity bank and decide, from a value investing approach, if it is worth adding to our portfolio.
Kindly send your questions/ comments to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com or via any of the platforms via which you listen to us.
Thanks
29. Fidelity Bank Analysis Part 1: Understanding the financial statement of a bank
In response to listeners who have voted overwhelmingly for an analysis of Fidelity bank, this week, we give a general overview on how to analyse the financial statement of a bank and the key numbers to look out for while doing this.
If you have any questions or seek clarification, you can reach us via valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com.
Thanks for listening to this unusually long episode.
28. The discipline to say NO
If there is just one skill that can tilt the odds in your favour and make you a successful investor, it will be to have the discipline to NO to good but average opportunities. This is often times very difficult for the average individual investor.
Next week, we will be doing an in-depth analysis of a select company on the Nigeria Stock Exchange. Kindly nominate any company of your choice in an em
27. Investing Checklists
Checklists are a set of well spelt out steps that promote the safe completion of complex tasks.
How can checklists help you improve your investing process?
This and much more is answered in this weeks episode of Value Nigeria Podcast.
Thanks for listening and send your questions/ feedback to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com
26. Diversification vs Concentration
Should you own 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 stocks in your portfolio?
Listen to this weeks episode of value Nigeria with Ajibola to decide on which approach is right for you. Send your feedback or questions to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com. Thank you for listening and sharing this podcast...
25. Risk Management Strategies
On Value Nigeria with Ajibola this week, we discuss what risk is and we, as value investors, can attempt to reduce the amount of risk we take in our investing practice.
To read my article about Uncertainty, risk and returns, click here and to read another article about the dangers of dividends, click here.
You can reach us via our email valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com.
Thank you!
24. Common but wrong reasons for selling your stocks
As a follow up to last weeks episode, we discuss some common but wrong reasons why investors sell their holdings. We also discuss strategies to mitigate them.
Thank you for listening. Keep your questions and feedback coming through via valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com.
Have a lovely week ahead.
23. Questions From Listeners Series: How and when should I sell my stocks?
Knowing when to sell is equally as important as knowing what to buy...
This week on Value Nigeria With Ajibola, we discuss some sell principles in response to a question sent in by a listener.
Send your questions or feedback to valuenigeriawithajibola@yahoo.com.
Thank you for listening!
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