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Retirement assets in Nigeria reached 29,430 billion NGN (19.7 billion USD) in February 2026, recording an increase of 1,390 billion NGN (930 million USD) compared to the previous month. This growth represents the strongest expansion seen in over twenty years, since the implementation of the pension fund by capitalization, according to the National Pension Commission (PenCom).<\/p>\n

In January 2026, assets stood at 28,040 billion NGN (18.8 billion USD), fueled by capital inflows and valuation gains, with stocks playing a central role in this dynamic. Local equity holdings reached 5,410 billion NGN (3.63 billion USD), while foreign stocks remained limited to 261.99 billion NGN (176 million USD), reflecting a persistent preference for domestic markets in an uncertain global context. According to PenCom, pension funds now represent approximately 4,000 billion NGN (2.68 billion USD) in equities, accounting for 3 to 4% of the total market capitalization of the Nigerian Stock Exchange.<\/p>\n

Despite the rise in equities, portfolios remain dominated by government securities. Investments in federal government instruments reached 16,930 billion NGN (11.36 billion USD), with 13,170 billion NGN (8.84 billion USD) in held-to-maturity bonds, 2,640 billion NGN (1.77 billion USD) in bonds available for sale, and 987.03 billion NGN (662 million USD) in Treasury bills. Exposure to alternative state-guaranteed instruments, such as sukuk, green bonds, and agency securities, remains marginal, indicating that diversification is progressing slowly.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, investments in non-sovereign debt are strengthening, with 2,250 billion NGN (1.51 billion USD) in corporate debt securities and 368.99 billion NGN (248 million USD) in state bonds. Liquidity levels remain high, with money market instruments reaching 2,740 billion NGN (1.84 billion USD). Time deposits and bank acceptances account for 2,500 billion NGN (1.68 billion USD), while Treasury bills amount to 209.23 billion NGN (140 million USD), providing flexibility for social benefit payments and portfolio rebalancing.<\/p>\n

However, alternative assets remain modest. Infrastructure funds reach 300.02 billion NGN (201 million USD), private equity 258.31 billion NGN (173 million USD), real estate 169.52 billion NGN (114 million USD), and REITs 77.64 billion NGN (52 million USD). This limited allocation reflects structural constraints, including a low number of investment opportunities and regulatory requirements.<\/p>\n

Finally, the total number of participants in retirement savings accounts stands at 11.13 million, indicating sustained growth within the capitalization regime. However, this expansion remains largely concentrated in the formal sector, with low penetration in the informal sector. PenCom states that it is intensifying efforts to expand individual scheme coverage, deploying national awareness initiatives to increase participation across all regions.<\/p>\n

Dominique Mabika
\nJournalist & Reporter<\/p>\n

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