Africa’s trading community is rapidly growing, evolving, and showing increasing interest in financial markets. From Lagos to Nairobi, from Accra to Johannesburg, more and more people are exploring financial markets as a way to develop skills, earn income, and participate in the global economy. But the ability to trade isn’t enough; traders also need reliable
In recent years, one of the most apparent changes in Nigeria has been the shift people have experienced in accessing financial markets. Rather, what initially started for many as a secondary source of income or supplement for work or studies has gradually become a more disciplined and professional trading experience. However, as Nigeria moves into
Web3 isn’t just a buzzword — it’s a vision of an internet owned by users, not corporations. Built on blockchain technology, Web3 brings transparency, decentralization, and new levels of control to users and creators alike. From decentralized finance (DeFi) to NFTs and DAOs, Web3 is reimagining how we interact online. It’s giving power back to
The foreign exchange (Forex) market has long been the heartbeat of global finance. But today, it’s undergoing a digital transformation. With real-time trading apps, AI-powered analytics, and increased market accessibility, Forex is no longer reserved for institutional giants — everyday traders are stepping in. As volatility increases and geopolitical events shake currency values, traders need