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At the Closing Gong Ceremony on Tuesday to mark the listing of the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI) Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF) Series 2, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) welcomed Mr. Wale Edun, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy. The listing reaffirmed the vital role that the capital market plays in both mobilizing funds to address Nigeria’s housing crisis and national development.
The event took place in the midst of cautious investor sentiment as the stock market navigates a number of challenges, including year-end portfolio adjustments and profit-taking by institutional investors, the proposed adoption of the Capital Gains Tax (CGT), and the ongoing diplomatic impasse between the US and Nigeria. Analysts claim that maintaining investor confidence will depend on how the government strikes a compromise between budgetary aspirations and market stability, even though market liquidity is still high.
According to Temi Popoola, Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of NGX Group, the capital market is still a major force behind wealth creation and inclusive growth.
He called on the government to enact the Capital Gains Tax in a way that protects investor trust.
Popoola stated, “The capital market is a tool for creating wealth for Nigerians as well as a platform for attracting investment.” “Government revenue goals must be balanced with investor confidence and market expansion in policies like the Capital Gains Tax.” NGX is still dedicated to assisting the Renewed Hope Agenda by raising private funds for long-term effects.
In response, Edun informed investors that the government had acknowledged their concerns about the Capital Gains Tax and will continue to communicate openly with market participants to guarantee equitable and growth-oriented results.
He stated, “We have taken note of the concerns regarding the Capital Gains Tax and will continue to interact with the capital market to ensure that decisions yield the best results for both Nigerians and the market.” “MREIF enables regular Nigerians to engage in savings and investment, utilizing local resources to expand our economy, particularly in the housing sector, at N100 per unit.”
The minister emphasized that the government’s economic strategy is centered on developing accessible investment possibilities that empower individuals and assist important sectors like housing, which directly multiplies the growth of infrastructure and the creation of jobs.
The listing is “a defining step toward transforming Nigeria into a leading economy that ensures shared prosperity for all Nigerians,” according to NGX Chairman Ahonsi Unuigbe.
Similarly, NGX CEO Jude Chiemeka emphasized MREIF’s ability to provide workable answers to Nigeria’s housing problems.
He stated, “We are addressing the nation’s housing deficit while creating opportunities for long-term investment and wealth creation by channeling private capital into housing.”
Armstrong, D. According to Ume Takang, Managing Director/CEO of MOFI, MREIF is a significant advancement in public-private cooperation, providing long-term, affordable mortgage financing that can enable millions of people to become homes.
He said, “MREIF offers sustainable financing to boost local economies throughout the housing value chain.”
With more than 1,000 mortgages already disbursed, MREIF has become a model for inclusive economic growth, demonstrating how institutional capital can drive social advancement and financial stability. The fund’s listing solidifies NGX’s standing as a center for capital generation and a collaborator in accomplishing the government’s development goals.
