Day 17

Note: This is for educational purposes only; I am not your financial advisor.

One investment opportunity that people often overlook is the NIDF.

The NIDF is an investment vehicle that quietly pays people every quarter.

If you are holding NIDF units by January 28, 2026, you are qualified to earn dividends by February 5th, 2026.

So, what is the NIDF?

NIDF stands for the Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund.

It is an investment fund that allows everyday Nigerians to invest in major infrastructure projects across the country and earn income from them.

The NIDF is managed by Chapel Hill Denham, one of Nigeria's leading independent investment banks.

They also manage the investNaija app.

This is not a get-rich-quick scheme.

This is not a HYIP.

This is not a Ponzi scheme.

This is a regulated investment listed and monitored by Nigerian financial authorities.

How does the NIDF make money?

The NIDF invests in infrastructure through a system they call Public-Private Partnership (PPP).

In simple terms:

• The government provides lands and approvals.

• Private investors provide money.

• The infrastructure is built.

• The infrastructure earns revenue.

• Investors are paid dividends every three months as long as you hold some units.

So, when you plug money into the NIDF, your money is working in real projects that Nigerians use daily.

Types of projects NIDF invests in:

📌 Power and Electricity projects

📌 Telecommunications and Network Towers

📌 Energy and Solar projects

📌 Other income-generating real assets.

These are services people cannot live without.

So, if you want to be part of the next dividend payout, you can decide to get in before January 28th.

Note: This is not investment advice; any action you take is strictly out of your own volition.

See you on Day 18.

Happy weekend.