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Nigeria’s Five REITs Total $230 Million, Pension Funds Needed to Grow Market
Nigeria’s five REITs hold about $230 million, leaving the market far smaller than South Africa’s roughly $27 billion share and dependent on private
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USD/NGN₦1,330▲ 0.18%GBP/USD1.3365▼ 0.44%EUR/USD1.1486▼ 0.15%BTC$80,678▲ 3.22%ETH$2,578▲ 2.52%SOL$110.9▲ 8.20%S&P 5007,621.46▼ 0.46%NASDAQ26,382.92▲ 0.19%DOW51,547.14▼ 1.95%FTSE10,654.33▲ 0.04%BRENT$99.98▼ 5.39%GOLD$4,389.1▲ 0.85%
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