Treasury bills investment in Nigeria. Does it still make sense now?

[@nuche100]

Good advice. Definitely plan to invest in the future

[@kindreignfoundation850]

Informative, kudos.

[@graceokieimen8100]

Thanks you are a real tutor. You break it into pieces for any. novice person to understand. Not regretting following you on you tube

[@koredealayaki5526]

Thanks for the compliment. 🙏

[@amisuomotayo1364]

Thank you for this information. I acquired more knowledge.

[@koredealayaki5526]

You are welcome. Glad it was helpful!

[@adekunleadelabu9377]

Thanks

[@koredealayaki5526]

You're welcome ✅️

[@onyekachukuebuka7709]

Kodos sir

[@koredealayaki5526]

Thank you, sir.

[@OttohJohn-kl6ue]

Sir, if I invest 50k into Treasury billls for 91days @ 14% , what will be my ROI at the maturity date?

[@koredealayaki5526]

91/365 * 0.14 * 50k = 1,745

[@nwokeomanicholas9628]

What alternative business are you suggesting

[@koredealayaki5526]

I don't have anyone in particular.

[@chizaramdivine9220]

How can one liquidate before maturity?

[@koredealayaki5526]

Liquidation of treasury bills has to do with the platform you used for the investment. If you invested through the asset management firm, you will need to contact your stock broker or send an email. while investment via the apps only requires you to follow the step process outlined for liquidation of your investment. Thanks. I hope this helps.

[@KingsleyJohnOjeh]

How can I start investing in treasury bills what physical banks runs it am interested

[@koredealayaki5526]

Stanbic IBTC platform is easy to navigate if you want to go the conventional banking route. OR you can download the I-invest app on Google Play Store. The app offers better returns than other apps that I know. However, you can still make further findings.