A stake in the Nigerian economy
Many diaspora Nigerians want to participate in the growth of Nigerian companies and sectors — banking, consumer goods, telecoms, oil and gas — from wherever they live.
🌍 Diaspora Investing
The Nigerian diaspora can buy and own NGX-listed shares directly in their own name through Shares Saver, wherever they live. Regulated stockbroker partners handle execution and registration.
Nigerian shares offer diaspora investors a way to maintain a direct financial stake in the Nigerian economy.
Many diaspora Nigerians want to participate in the growth of Nigerian companies and sectors — banking, consumer goods, telecoms, oil and gas — from wherever they live.
Shares Saver is designed for gradual, long-term investing, not speculative trading. Monthly savings plans let you build a portfolio steadily over time.
As a registered shareholder, you are entitled to dividends declared by the companies in your portfolio. Your connection to the company is direct.
Shares are registered in your legal name with the relevant Nigerian registrar. You hold documented ownership, not just a platform balance view.
We have put together focused guides for Nigerians investing from specific countries.
Important disclaimer
This page is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute investment, tax, or legal advice. Shares Saver does not guarantee investment returns. The value of shares can fall as well as rise. Tax obligations vary by country of residence — please consult a qualified adviser before investing.
Yes. Nigerians living anywhere abroad can buy shares listed on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) through Shares Saver. The platform works with regulated stockbroker partners to purchase and register shares in your legal name.
Many diaspora Nigerians invest in Nigerian shares to maintain a financial stake in the Nigerian economy, build long-term wealth tied to companies they know, support direct ownership of companies they believe in, and earn dividends from NGX-listed stocks.
Direct share ownership means your shares are registered in your legal name with the relevant registrar — not held in a collective pool or nominee structure. Your ownership record exists independently of the platform, which provides greater security and clarity for long-term holders.
This depends on your country of residence and personal tax situation. Shares Saver does not provide tax advice. You should consult a qualified tax adviser in your country of residence before investing.
Create a free account to get started. Your shares will be registered in your name through regulated Nigerian broker execution.