Expanding Opportunities for Nigerian Youth
The Tiraka Youth IPO Empowerment Initiative expands young people’s access to investment opportunities by helping eligible Nigerian youths participate in the Dangote Refinery IPO. With fewer than 5% of Nigerian adults actively investing in the capital market, widening access matters.
Through this initiative, Tiraka aims to support up to 10,000 young people with a grant allotment of 10 IPO units each. The initiative is intended to make participation more accessible while encouraging young people to learn about investing and consider their financial futures.
An IPO is when a company offers shares to investors. Shares can rise or fall in value, and investors may lose money. Receiving or applying for a grant does not guarantee an investment return
Through the Youth IPO Empowerment Initiative, Tiraka aims to help 10,000 Nigerian youths aged 18–35 participate in the Dangote Refinery IPO.
Eligible applicants may receive a grant covering 10 IPO units each, subject to official rules and Tiraka’s terms.
Applying does not guarantee selection or an IPO allocation. Terms and eligibility requirements apply.
Who May Apply
You may apply if you are:
- A University or other eligible tertiary institution student
- A member of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)
- A Nigerian youth aged 18–35 who meets the initiative’s eligibility requirements
Applicants will provide information or documents to verify their eligibility.
Important Information
The Tiraka Youth IPO Empowerment Initiative is subject to its eligibility requirements, selection process, and terms and conditions, as well as the official rules and availability of the Dangote Refinery IPO.
An application does not guarantee selection, an allocation, ownership of shares, or investment returns.
IPO participation involves risk, including possible loss of value.
Applications will close once 10,000 applications have been received