Locate an internet broker who will accept you, fill out the necessary paperwork (applications, identity verification, etc.), and make an investment.
Nigeria is not one of those "black listed" countries that very few brokers will deal with, like Somalia, for example. There are many choices.
The amount of money you have to invest will determine this, though.
Let's keep things easy here.
I would stick with local suppliers if you don't have a lot of money and/or find it difficult to remove it from Nigeria.
Comparatively, I would think about foreign providers if you have a respectable lump money or at least $500 per month to invest.
There is a good reason why the majority of wealthy individuals in the nation wish to diversify their holdings abroad.
It is superior and safer.
Nigeria is not one of those "black listed" countries that very few brokers will deal with, like Somalia, for example. There are many choices.
Let's keep things easy here.
I would stick with local suppliers if you don't have a lot of money and/or find it difficult to remove it from Nigeria.
Comparatively, I would think about foreign providers if you have a respectable lump money or at least $500 per month to invest.
There is a good reason why the majority of wealthy individuals in the nation wish to diversify their holdings abroad.
It is superior and safer.