As part of its global commitment to youth education and entrepreneurship, the Schneider Electric Foundation has provided industry-specific training equipment to the Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO), situated in the Imo State. The initiative aims to equip students with practical, energy-related technical skills aligned with global industry standards.
The donation is part of Schneider Electric’s broader Access to Education training programme in West Africa, which has seen the company’s surpassing its goal of training one million people in energy management by 2025, a cornerstone of its commitment to inclusive energy transition and youth empowerment.
It also follows a similar donation earlier this year to three technical colleges, the Government Technical College Agidingbi, Government Technical College Ikotun, and Government Technical College Ikorodu which form part of the Lagos State Technical and Vocational Education Board (LASTVEB).
At FUTO, students in electrical and engineering fields will now have access to customized didactic benches covering domestic wiring and industrial motor starter applications. These benches provide hands-on training opportunities that bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world industry practice.
“On behalf of the Electrical Engineering Department at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, we extend our sincere appreciation to the Schneider Electric Foundation for their generous donation of Didactic training bench equipment.
“This contribution is helping bridge the gap between theoretical instruction and industrial practice, significantly enhancing the hands-on learning experience for our students and technical personnel,” HOD, Electrical Engineering Department at FUTO, Prof Matthew Olubiwe, said.
Schneider Electric Foundation Delegate for West Africa, Funmilayo Olakitan, said: “Universities play a critical role in developing Nigeria’s future workforce. By partnering with FUTO, we are ensuring that students gain exposure to the same tools and technologies used in today’s energy industry. This positions them not only for local employment but also for global competitiveness.”
The strategic partnership with FUTO also expands the Schneider Electric Foundation’s footprint beyond Lagos into eastern Nigeria. With universities offering longer, more comprehensive programmes of study, Schneider Electric sees FUTO as a vital partner in shaping engineers and entrepreneurs who will drive the energy transition.
Alongside the equipment, Schneider Electric also facilitated intensive training for the university instructors.
“Our vision is not simply to donate equipment, but to invest in the future of Nigerian youth, by embedding industry knowledge into education, we are empowering the next generation to take their place in the continent’s energy transition,” Olakitan said.
Among the entire six regions captured in a new report, the South West region posted the highest numbers both in the voice call and internet subscription segments of the Nigerian telecom market.
With a total number of 45,272,427 active voice subscription representing 28per cent of the total number 164,505,060 of both prepaid and post-paid mobile subscribers and 185,475 subscribers indicating 65per cent of the total subscriptions, the region led the table last year, according to the latest stats compiled by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).
The report, under the Market Share of Active Voice Subscriptions (Mobile GSM Segment – December 2024) segment noted that the “Market share of mobile operators were analysed through the breakdown of each operator`s subscription; [MTN; AIRTEL; GLO and EMTS] each recorded 84,607,831; 56,619,381; 20,137,951 and 3,283,270 subscribers respectively. In that order MTN; AIRTEL; GLO and EMTS (trading now T2) had 51.39per cent; 34.39per cent; 12.23per cent and 1.99per cent share of the mobile GSM market respectively in the month of December 2024.
Prepared by the Policy, Competition and Economic Analysis Department of the Commission, said in analysing the annual trend of the active voice subscription services in the country, for all market segments; the growth in voice subscription was ultimately driven by the mobile (GSM) market segment which accounted for 99.8per cent, while, Fixed Wired/Wireless and VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) market segments each accounted for 0.1per cent each of the entire market share in terms of technology deployment.
Analysis of the prepaid & postpaid mobile voice subscriptions during the year under review (2024) further showed that total prepaid mobile voice subscriptions decreased from 217,143,995 in December 2023 to 161,470,725 in December 2024 indicating a decline of 25.63per cent in prepaid mobile voice subscriptions.
“Postpaid mobile voice subscriptions decreased from 7,457,744 in December 2023 to 3,034,335 as at December 2024 indicating a drop of 59.32per cent in postpaid mobile voice subscriptions as at year end 2024. In summary, the above analysis indicates that about 98.16per cent of mobile subscribers are prepaid subscribers while only about 3.3per cent are postpaid,” the data showed.
The Southwest’s 45,272,427 was followed by Northwest’s 32,003,370; Northcentral’s 29,436,490; Southsouth’s 23,183,403; Northeast’s 18,291, 541, and Southeast’s 16,739,368.
On Active Internet Subscribers per region, the regulator noted that upon analysing the ISP (internet service providers (ISP)segment, an illustration of the total distribution of internet subscribers per region as at December 2024 showed the total number of ISPs in the six geopolitical zones was 285,605.
“The breakdown of the analysis is as follows: South-West had the highest number of Internet subscribers in December 2024 with 185,475 subscribers indicating 65per cent of the total subscriptions; North-Central had the second highest with 48,754 subscribers (17per cent); South-South had 28,779 (10 per cent) subscribers; North-West had 12,381 (four per cent) subscribers; South-East had 6,671 three per cent) subscribers. North-East had 3,545 (one per cent), which was the least subscription of all the regions,” the report noted.
As at December 2024 the total active internet subscriptions decreased to 138,983,537 from 163,603,459 subscriptions reported in December 2023. This indicates a 15.05per cent decline in total active internet subscriptions year on year.
MTN Nigeria in Dec 2023, had 70,659,889 which increased to 72,221,248 in Dec 2024 with a difference of 1,561,359 representing a 2.21 percentage change; Glo had 43,998,101 in 2023; 17,076,430 in 2024 representing -61.19 per cent and a difference of 26,921,671; Airtel had 45,064,857 in Dec 2023 and 47,412,761in 2024, a difference of 2,347,904 and a 5.21 percentage; EMTS (T2) had 3,630,796 in 2023 and 2,064,533 in 2024 with a difference of 1,566,263 and marking -43.14 percentage change; SMILE had 246,199 and 208,565 for 2023 and 2024 respectively with a difference of 37,634 and a -15.29 per centage change; and NTEL’s 3,617.
Total subscription in 2023 was 163,603,459 and 138,983,537 in 2024 with a difference of 24,619,922 and a -15.05 percentage change.
Nigeria stands to save trillions of naira in logistics cost and enhance port competitiveness if the country’s maritime policing becomes more efficient and collaborative.
This was the submission of stakeholders in the maritime sector at the weekend during a one day specialised lecture on maritime policing. It had as its theme: “Facilitating Port Efficiency: The Strategic Role of Maritime Police”.
Delivering his paper, titled “Police as agent of Economic Change Matrix, Port Efficiency and Global Competitiveness”, the Registrar, National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) Academy, the training arm of the association, Francis Omotosho, said Nigeria cannot achieve the desired efficiency in port operations unless policing is modernised to support automation, multimodal transport systems and faster cargo handling.
“If regulators and law enforcement continue working in silos, Nigeria will keep losing revenue. But if we coordinate our roles, this economy can save trillions,” he said.
According to him, maritime police officers must understand the strategic role they play in supply-chain governance and economic regulation, adding that their actions directly influence inflation, turnaround time, cargo dwell time and overall ease of doing business.
“Every delay you cause becomes a cost on the cargo owner. That cost feeds directly into national inflation,” he said.
Omotosho explained that Nigeria’s logistics cost remains one of the highest in the region because of weak coordination among security units, multiple roadblock syndicates and prolonged detention of cargoes.
He insisted that the maritime police must lead the shift toward intelligence-driven, technology-backed policing.
Before outlining reforms, he emphasised the need to understand what a port represents—a structured environment built for cargo evacuation, vessel operations, and economic facilitation. “A port is not just a checkpoint. It is a natural or artificial harbour where infrastructure must support seamless movement of goods,” he said.
He stated that indiscriminate stoppages, extortion, delays and poor collaboration among agencies fundamentally undermine trade facilitation. “Your job is to secure the supply chain, not to constitute barriers,” he reminded the officers.
Omotosho warned that Nigeria has effectively opened a massive economic coastline from the port gate to more than 400 nautical miles offshore, yet the policing architecture has not expanded to cover the growing scale of activity. “More activities will take place there—legal, illegal and everything in between. The maritime police must already be thinking about how to cover this expanded zone,” he said.
He added that new coastal settlements emerging from Lekki to Calabar, supported by fresh road access, will attract traders, logistics operators and smuggling networks. “More crime and more trade are coming. We must modernise our policing tools to match this reality,” Omotosho said.
He further stressed that the police must understand the full structure of Nigeria’s maritime boundaries, including the territorial sea, contiguous zone, continental shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), all of which fall within their enforcement responsibility.
On port charges, Omotosho cautioned against turning port dues into informal taxes, warning that doing so distorts market operations and threatens investor confidence. “Port dues must never acquire the character of taxes. They represent payment for facilities and must reflect service rendered,” he said.
He criticised prolonged detention of cargoes beyond the allowed timeframe and urged the police to adopt global best practices where admiralty courts resolve matters swiftly within port precincts. “If you detain cargo beyond 24 hours without proper procedure, you have already disrupted trade,” he said.
Calling for inter-agency harmony, he reminded officers that NPA handles technical regulation, Customs protects government revenue, NIMASA manages maritime safety and environmental compliance, while the Shippers’ Council regulates service quality. “The police must stay within their lane and avoid overlapping mandates,” he said.
He urged the police to embrace digitised surveillance, intelligence-sharing mechanisms and technology-enabled enforcement, especially under the Deep Blue Project and other innovations that support maritime domain awareness. “You cannot police a 21st-century maritime economy with outdated tools,” he said.
In a major push for regional economic integration, MTN Group and the Federal Government of Nigeria have rallied key private sector players to deepen collaboration between Nigeria and South Africa.
The call was made at the Nigeria–South Africa Presidential Trade and Investment Breakfast Dialogue, supported by MTN ahead of the G20 Summit. The event served as a platform to harmonise the private sector’s push for integration with the Federal Government’s economic blueprint.
Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, addressed the gathering to provide government assurance on the safety of capital. Edun told investors that the administration has cleared the path for entry, stating firmly, “Nigeria is open for business, safe for investment.”
Ralph Mupita, MTN Group President and CEO, told the gathering that the private sector’s role in fostering this unity is paramount. “Today’s engagement underscores our shared belief that by working together we can create an Africa that is more resilient, more competitive and better positioned to seize global opportunities,” Mupita said.
The meeting highlighted that a robust bilateral framework is central to advancing trade, investment, and the government’s wider agenda for innovation across Africa.
The Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Ahmed Dangiwa, and the President of the Nigerian Institute of Quantity Surveyors, Kene Nzekwe, have reiterated the key roles played by quantity surveyors in the construction sector.
They agreed that the profession promotes transparency, accountability and efficiency in the sector as the nation intensifies fiscal and governance reforms.
Speaking at the NIQS conference over the weekend, with the theme “ Rebuilding Nigeria: Enhancing National Development through Fiscal Reforms, infrastructure planning and the new governance imperative”.
Nzekwe said the theme of the meeting was timely, coming at a period when Nigeria faces economic turbulence, infrastructure deficits and governance challenges.
He said, “The country stands at a critical juncture, seeking to diversify its economy, improve infrastructure and enhance governance.
“Project delivery can promote transparency, accountability and value for money in public spending.
“Our skills can help deliver quality infrastructure, stimulate economic growth and improve living standards.”
Commending recent government reforms, Nzekwe added, “I would like to use this occasion to commend the government of the day for directing Nigeria towards a cleaner tax system expected to generate more funds for infrastructure development.
He stated that quantity surveyors are “custodians of efficiency who ensure that all types of construction projects are delivered on time, within budget and to the highest standards of quality.”
“Nigerians expect stronger transparency and better value for public funds. Your Institute sits right at the centre of these expectations,” he said.
According to him, the NIQS is adopting new reforms to strengthen service delivery in the construction sector, noting that the industry requires knowledge-driven professionals equipped with high-level capability and efficiency.
Also addressing participants, Dangiwa said, “Together, we can strengthen a construction industry built on transparency, a housing system anchored in affordability and accountability, and an infrastructure landscape that meets global standards and Nigeria’s aspirations.”
He added that the ongoing fiscal reforms and growing infrastructure demands have placed quantity surveyors at the centre of national development.
“We are navigating a period of economic transition where fiscal reforms are accelerating. Infrastructure needs are also rising,” he said.
Dangiwa noted that public expectations for accountability are increasing.
According to him, the NIQS is adopting new reforms to strengthen service delivery in the construction sector, noting that the industry requires knowledge-driven professionals equipped with high-level capability and efficiency.
Also addressing participants, Dangiwa said, “Together, we can strengthen a construction industry built on transparency, a housing system anchored in affordability and accountability, and an infrastructure landscape that meets global standards and Nigeria’s aspirations.”
He added that the ongoing fiscal reforms and growing infrastructure demands have placed quantity surveyors at the centre of national development.
“We are navigating a period of economic transition where fiscal reforms are accelerating. Infrastructure needs are also rising,” he said.
Dangiwa noted that public expectations for accountability are increasing.
Nigerians expect stronger transparency and better value for public funds. Your Institute sits right at the centre of these expectations,” he said.
According to him, “You give structure to budgets, credibility to contracts and confidence to project delivery.”
In response, the Government under has strengthened fiscal and governance reforms aimed at tightening public expenditure, boosting non-oil revenue, curbing leakages and attracting investment into critical infrastructure.
Recall that Quantity Surveyors are responsible for cost estimation, contract management, procurement oversight and value engineering and have increasingly become central to these reforms.
They insisted that the digital platform ended the N350,000-per-truck extortion regime and the years of crippling gridlock that once paralysed Apapa and Tin Can Island.
In a statement signed by its Secretary General, Mohammed Sani Bala, at the weekend, the association said truckers will resist attempts by “vested interests” to return the ports to what it described as the “dark era of manual call-up chaos.
“Before ETO, truckers paid as much as N350,000 just to access the ports. Drivers spent weeks or even months on the queue to make a single trip. Our drivers were dying behind the steering. Apapa became a ghost town. Businesses collapsed under the weight of the gridlock,” Bala said.
The association said any campaign against the renewal of TTP’s contract is “self-serving, dangerous to national interest and a desperate attempt by beneficiaries of the former gridlock economy to regain relevance.”
According to AMATO, the transformation brought by the ETO call-up system represents one of the most impactful reforms in port logistics in more than a decade. The group said the platform, introduced by the NPA and operated by TTP, cleaned up a logistics corridor once overrun by extortion rings, racketeers and informal checkpoint operators.
“Since ETO was introduced, all those challenges have practically evaporated,” Bala said.
“We access Apapa and Tincan ports within a few days at affordable rates. Traffic gridlock has disappeared. Truck turnaround time has drastically improved. Drivers no longer sleep on bridges and roads.”
AMATO added that businesses in Apapa, once shuttered due to congestion, have reopened, while cargo evacuation has become more predictable and efficient.
“The ETO system is a game changer — a watershed innovation that has enhanced ease of doing business, improved trade facilitation and ensured efficient cargo evacuation,” he stated.
AMATO warned that the renewed push by anti-automation groups to pressure the NPA into abandoning the eto system threatens over a decade of progress.
“The only offense of the eto system is that it has rendered jobless and irrelevant the vested interests who profited massively from the gridlock economy,” the association said.
“These groups, sworn enemies of automation, are desperate to drag the system back to the shameful era of manual call-up so they can return to the roads to extort and dominate truckers.”
The truck owners described the campaigns against TTP as orchestrated blackmail aimed at restoring disorder for personal gain, warning that the ports cannot afford to return to the era of endless queues, decaying access roads, human suffering and multi-billion-naira economic losses.
The association urged the NPA to ignore calls discouraging the contract renewal and instead consolidate gains made under the ETO system.
Among its recommendations, AMATO urged the NPA to consider integrating e-tag technology into the ETO platform for deeper automation and seamless access control; Adopting the Truck Manifest Scheduler System to regulate the flow of trucks from pregates to terminals and prevent spillovers onto port corridors; Improving terminal efficiency, which the group said still contributes to congestion and slow truck movements; and Eliminating extortion checkpoints, which continue to induce artificial traffic despite the success of the ETO system.
“We appreciate the NPA Management for introducing and sustaining the ETO electronic call-up system. It has restored sanity, transparency and dignity to port logistics operations,” Bala added.
Stakeholders say the stakes are high. The Apapa–Tin Can corridor handles over 70 per cent of Nigeria’s seaborne trade, and experts warn that any reversal to manual processes risks destabilising the supply chain at a time when the country is working to improve competitiveness and reduce logistics costs.
Analysts note that the pre-ETO era contributed to Nigeria’s record-high cargo dwell time, high demurrage charges and several billions lost annually to gridlock-driven delays.
With global supply chain efficiency now a competitive metric, they argue that reverting to manual call-up would put Nigerian ports at a disadvantage compared to regional rivals in Cotonou, Lome and Tema.
AMATO insists that the real battle in port logistics is between automation and entrenched interests, not between truckers and regulators. For the association, the ETO system represents a new order in which technology, not chaos, drives port access.
“We urge NPA to sustain and strengthen ETO. The maritime industry cannot afford a return to the era of extortion, congestion and disorder,” Bala said.
Ibadan Zone Shareholders’ Association (IBZA) has elected a new Chairman, Mr. Gilbert Ayoola, to lead the organisation for the next term. Ayoola, a seasoned shareholder advocate and former General Secretary, was elected during the association’s 31st to 33rd annual general meeting (AGM) held in Ibadan.
The newly elected executives, who would serve the zone comprising Ekiti, Kwara, Ogun, Ondo, Osun, and Oyo States, included Mr. Gilbert Ayoola as Chairman, Dr. Olabisi Odebunmi as First Vice-Chairman, Ven. Nelson Fadoju as Second Vice-Chairman, Mr. Benjamin Ogunwale as General Secretary, Alhaji Oyebamiji Soladoye as Treasurer, and Mr. Oluwole Makinde as Financial Secretary.
In his acceptance speech, Ayoola expressed gratitude to members for the trust placed in him and pledged to prioritise transparency, corporate governance, and minority shareholders’ rights.
He said: “I am honoured to lead this great association, and I promise to work tirelessly to promote the interests of our members”.
Ayoola outlined his vision for the association, which includes intensifying corporate monitoring activities, broadening training and investment forums, and promoting greater inclusion of young and veteran investors. He emphasised the association’s commitment to deepening shareholders’ involvement in governance processes, including through audit committee roles in companies where members hold shares.
Outgoing Chairman Eric Akinduro reflected on the challenges faced during his tenure, noting that the association had successfully overcome severe financial constraints.
“We are proud of what we have achieved, and I have no doubt that the new leadership will take the association to greater heights,” he said.
The AGM also featured the investiture of new Patrons and a Matron of the association, including Mr. Sola Oluwanuga, Mr. Oladipo Oladipo, Mrs. Morenike Omilabu, and Mr. Eric Akinduro.
With a fresh mandate and a clear vision, Ayoola is poised to lead the Ibadan Zone Shareholders’ Association to new heights, building on the foundation laid by his predecessors.
The Federal High Court in Abuja has issued stern warnings to three major financial institutions, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Access Bank Plc, and Zenith Bank Plc, placing their Managing Directors on notice that they could face imprisonment for allegedly disobeying a subsisting court order.
The warnings were contained in a series of Form 48 Notices of Consequences of Disobedience to Court Order, issued in relation to an interim directive made on November 6, 2025, in Suit No. FHC/ABJ/CS/2369/2025.
The suit concerns a high-stake dispute involving onshore oil asset and the FSO Ugo Ocha, linked to interests in the OML 42 Joint Venture, in which the Federal Government owns a 55 per cent share.
Form 48 notices dated November 13, 2025, were served on the Managing Director of First Bank at both the bank’s Marina Head Office in Lagos and its Abuja main branch on Muhammadu Buhari Way.
In the notices, the court reminded the banks that it had issued a clear directive requiring all parties to maintain the status quo, warning that any deviation could amount to contempt of court.
The warning stated: “Unless you stop further disobedience and comply with the direction contained in the order… you will be guilty of contempt of court and will be liable to be committed to prison.”
A copy of the original order was attached to reinforce the seriousness of the directive.
The order read: “The ex-parte application for Interim Injunction is hereby refused.
“The Court hereby directs all parties to maintain the status quo as at today, the 6th day of November 2025.
“Parties are ordered not to deal with the subject matter of the litigation pending the hearing and determination of the Motion on Notice for Interlocutory Injunction.
“The Motion on Notice shall be served on the Defendants/Respondents before the next adjourned date.”
The suit was instituted by Neconde Energy Limited, White Dove Shipping Company Limited, and others against First Bank, Access Bank, and five other defendants.
The issuance of Form 48 marked the first stage of contempt proceedings.
The notices, served between November 7 and 13, 2025, warned that any actions taken contrary to the court’s instruction to preserve the status quo would constitute contempt.
The court has fixed the hearing of the motion for interlocutory injunction for December 4, 2025, and has cautioned that any breach of its directive before that date will attract serious legal consequences.
Fenextor is a crypto trading system on the internet that simplifies the crypto trading process for novice and experienced traders. Delving into the crypto trading industry and earning maximum profits can be a hassle task for many, especially for novice traders, due to the volatile nature of the trading industry. The creators of Fenextor have developed this trading platform to make trading an easy process for everyone, regardless of their expertise in crypto trading. Continue reading this Fenextor review to learn more about this trading platform.
Before deciding on a trading platform as an assistant in your trading journey, it’s important that you have a comprehensive understanding of all of its prime aspects. Although Fenextor seems to be a reliable system, there are facets and factors of the trading platform that need to be analyzed in detail to determine if it’s the right system for you.
This Fenextor review will discuss all prime aspects of the trading platform, such as how it functions, its prime features, account creation process, customer reviews, and more. So without further ado, let’s dive into the review.
Fenextor Facts Table
Trading bot name
Fenextor
Bot type
Web-based trading platform
Account registration process
On Fenextor’s official website
Verification
Yes
Registration fee
No fee for account registration
Minimum capital required
No fee for account registration
Profit withdrawal
Any time you prefer
Pros
Beginner-friendly trading platformSeamless account creationProvides accurate trading data and signalsAssists you in making profitable trading decisionsHelps you expand your trading portfolioAllows customers trade simultaneous
Cons
There is no mobile application for Fenextor
Trading options available
Cryptocurrencies, stocks, commodities, stocks, and similar digital assests
Countries eligible
Fenextor is presently legal for use in over a hundred countries worldwide
Payment methods supported
Bank transfer, card payments, digital wallet payments, and so on
Fenextor is a crypto trading platform developed to elevate your trading experience by delivering accurate trading and strategizing decisions. The system is powered by AI-based trading tools and algorithm analyzers that monitors the crypto trading market 24/7 and delivers you valuable trading information that can help you trade seamlessly. The system assess risk factors in the crypto trading market which can restrict and minimize losses.
Fenextor is a web-based system, so you can access it on all devices at any time of the day. The system has a user-friendly interface that eases the navigation process for people who are new to crypto trading. Fenextor gives customers access to hundreds of cryptocurrencies in the trading market that they can trade simultaneously and it manages your trading portfolio.
Fenextor is a crypto trading platform developed by integrating advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and algorithm assessment tools. These tools integrated into the platform monitor the crypto trading market for you and take on the task of gathering trading data from your shoulders. After closely examining the crypto trading market, the system delivers you information about trading patterns, insights into the crypto trading market, live signals, chartings, and precise predictions. Based on the data that the system delivers, customers will be able to easily pinpoint profitable trading opportunities and make smart trading decisions. This is how Fenextor simplifies the crypto trading process for its customers and accelerates their profit earning possibilities.
Is Fenextor Legit Or A Scam?
Since Fenextor is a newly launched crypto trading platform, many are interested in learning if the system is legit or not. This crypto trading platform is powered by AI-based trading technologies that ensures its efficiency and helps you earn massive trading profits. It caters to the trading needs of novice and experienced crypto traders. The system has received high ratings from expert groups who have assessed its efficiency. Along with these factors, the safety aspect of the Fenextor trading platform suggests that it is legit.
Although Fenextor is a legit crypto trading platform, there are multiple gimmick websites on the internet that have names similar to the original platform. These gimmicks might look like Fenextor but are scams trying to imitate it. So, we advise that you register accounts only on Fenextor’s official website.
Register Account On Fenextor?
Here is a step-by-step guide on how you can create an account on Fenextor and begin trading on it.
Step 1 – Register an account: The first and foremost thing you need to do after registering an account on Fenextor is to create an account on its website. On the trading platform’s website, a form is given in which customers will have to fill in their name, phone number, and email ID for account registration. You can set a password for your account after providing the necessary details in the form. Keep in mind that you will be agreeing to the trading platform’s terms and conditions by registering an account on its website.
Step 2 – Detail confirmation: After you have registered an account on Fenextor’s website, the trading platform will send you an email that instructs you to confirm that the details you have filled in the form are correct. Once you have verified the details that you have provided, you can log into your trading account on its website using your name and password.
Step 3 – Invest trading capital: Once you have logged into your trading account, the next thing you need to do is to deposit capital. To trade on the platform, you will have to deposit an initial capital amount of $250 into the system. This capital will be used only for your trading needs. Customers who are confident about their trading skills may deposit a larger amount as initial capital if they want.
Step 4 – Start live trading: The final step is starting live trading on Fenextor. On Fenextor’s official website, you are allowed to customize the assistance required before beginning live trading. The trading platform will deliver customers with accurate trading data that can improve their overall trading experience.
Fenextor is a crypto trading platform that has numerous prime features, which make it different from regular trading platforms. We will briefly discuss some of the main features of the trading platform in this part:
Dual trading modes: Fenextor is a crypto trading platform that has dual trading modes: automated and manual. Customers are given the liberty to choose between these two modes. When customers activate the automated trading mode on the platform, the system will automatically trade on their behalf and make data-driven trading decisions on their behalf.
Advanced technologies: Fenextor is a crypto trading platform that’s powered by advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and algorithm assessment tools. The system examines the crypto trading market and delivers you valuable trading data that can help you make profitable trading decisions.
Assistance personalization: Fenextor is a system that allows personalization of trading assistance. On the trading platform, customers are given the option to personalize the assistance required and set the parameters for trading before they begin live trading. This way, customers can make the system function in alignment with their trading experience and goals.
Demo trading account: Fenextor is a crypto trading platform that has a demo trading account. This trading account gives customers the opportunity to understand how the system works by trading on it without using the capital they have invested.
Simultaneous trading: Fenextor is a crypto trading platform that allows simultaneous trading. On the trading platform, customers aren’t restricted to the number of cryptocurrencies they can trade at the same time. Customers are allowed to trade multiple cryptocurrencies at the same time.
Cryptocurrencies You Can Trade On Fenextor
On the Fenextor trading platform, there are multiple cryptocurrencies supported for trading, which include major as well as minor ones in the market. Some of the main cryptocurrencies you can trade on the Fenextor trading platform are given below:
Presently, Fenextor is supported for use in many countries worldwide. Customers from these countries can access the trading platform’s website from any of their devices and can register accounts on it for free. The following are a few countries where the trading platform is very popular among crypto trading circles.
Mexico
Brazil
Spain
Germany
Belgium
Malaysia
Singapore
Taiwan
Thailand
Hong Kong
Japan
Vietnam
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
Finland
Poland
Switzerland
Slovenia
Slovakia
United States of America
If your country isn’t in this list, then you can check the rest of the list, which is provided on the trading platform’s website, before registering an account.
Fenextor User Reviews, Expert Ratings, And Warnings
Fenextor is a crypto trading platform that has customers from different parts of the world. Reviews from real customers of Fenextor posted on various online discussion forums state that the system is legit. The system provided customers with accurate trading information and data that has aided them in making the right trading decisions. Customers of the system have made substantial profits by consistently trading on it for a few weeks. No complaints have been reported against the system, which suggests that Fenextor has worked efficiently for all of its customers.
Many expert groups have assessed the trading platform to analyze its efficiency. Some of them even traded on the system to test it out. These experts registered accounts on the trading platform’s website and then deposited a capital of $250. Using the capital they have invested, these experts traded on the system with the assistance offered. These experts made a profit larger than their initial capital within a short span of trading on it. Their reports state that Fenextor is a reliable and authentic trading platform that can help all customers make massive trading profits effortlessly. They gave the system a rating of 4.8/5.
Experts warn customers that there are numerous gimmick websites on the internet that have names similar to Fenextor and advise you to be careful when accessing the trading platform’s website.
Fenextor Cost, Minimum Deposit, Payment Systems Available, And Payout
The trading platform is free for all customers to use. Customers can register for an account on the trading system for free. The minimum capital required to trade on the system is only $250. The capital you invest will be used for your trading needs only. Customers can deposit capital into their Fenextor trading account via bank transfer, credit/debit card payments, PayPal, Skrill, Neteller, and similar payment methods. Customers of Fenextor are allowed to withdraw profits at any time they prefer, and it has a transparent and safe payout system.
Fenextor Review Final Verdict
Fenextor is a fully automated crypto trading platform developed to provide trading assistance that can help people make massive profits. This crypto trading platform has technologies like AI and algorithm assessment tools integrated into it that analyze the crypto trading market to deliver you predictions and data that can aid in making smart decisions.
This crypto trading platform is a flexible one that gives customers the liberty to choose between automated and manual trading modes. Customers are also allowed to personalize the assistance needed before they begin live trading. Besides these factors, the system also has features like demo trading and portfolio management that make it different from regular trading platforms.
Fenextor has received massive positive feedback from most of its customers. The system received a rating of 4.8/5 from experts who have assessed all aspects and factors of the system. Their reports state that Fenextor is an efficient and reliable trading platform. Furthermore, Fenextor is a free crypto trading platform that can elevate your whole trading experience.
How to check if Fenextor is supported for use in my country?
On the Fenextor website, a list of countries where it is supported for use are given, which you can check out to see if it’s legal for use in your place.
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The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has recorded a milestone in Ogun State following its recent sensitisation programme at the Crownbirth Event Centre, Ijebu-Ife.
The engagement, facilitated by Otunba Femi Adewunmi and hosted by Dr. Oluwadare Kehinde (Hacco), chairman of Ijebu East Local Government, has led to a significant increase in awareness and uptake of the NELFUND student loan scheme across the region.
The sensitisation, which brought together parents, guardians, students, community leaders and educational stakeholders, provided in-depth guidance on how to apply for and access the NELFUND student loan — a Federal Government initiative designed to remove financial barriers to higher education.
To highlight the importance of the initiative, Adewunmi noted: “Our goal was simple — to ensure that no student in our communities is left behind because of financial barriers. I am proud of the impact this sensitisation has achieved, and I commend NELFUND for delivering real opportunities to our young people.”
NELFUND confirmed the following disbursements for the 2024/2025 academic session, with the institutions below acknowledging receipt of funds:
•Sikiru Adetona College of Education, Science & Technology, Omu-Ajose
Batch 1: 264 students — N33,575,000
Batch 2: 59 students — N6,997,500
Total: N40,572,500
•Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU)
3,473 students — N718,585,000
•Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic
Batch 1: 87 students — N12,164,500
Batch 2: 18 students — N14,779,500
Speaking on the impact of the programme, NELFUND’s Managing Director/CEO, Mr. Akintunde Sawyerr, lauded the collaborative effort.
Sawyerr said: “Our mission is to democratise access to higher education for every Nigerian student, regardless of financial background. The support from community leaders like Otunba Femi Adewunmi and Dr. Oluwadare Kehinde shows what is possible when government institutions and local stakeholders work together.”
He added that NELFUND remains committed to expanding such engagements across all six geopolitical zones to ensure broad awareness and seamless access to the loan scheme.
NELFUND acknowledges and appreciates the contributions of Otunba Femi Adewunmi, whose facilitation of the Ijebu-Ife sensitisation programme played a critical role in the successful uptake recorded in Ogun State.
The Fund reiterates its dedication to ensuring that every eligible student in Nigeria is informed, supported and empowered to access the NELFUND student loan.
It noted that more sensitisation exercises and institutional visits are scheduled across the country as part of ongoing nationwide outreach.
