Top mobile Apps for Investment in Nigeria at the moment.

Investment is not a get rich quick scheme or "sharp sharp" money scheme, the greatest investor alive in my books by a margin, billionaire Warren Buffet when asked about the investment strategy often says...

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"Do not put all eggs in one basket." 

According to Wikipedia the meaning of investment is to allocate money with the expectation of a positive benefit/return in the future. In other words, to invest means owning an asset or an item to generate income from the investment or the appreciation of your investment which is an increase in the value of the asset over some time. 

It can be difficult and dangerous for a novice in the financial system to choose a platform where they can invest their money majorly because of vast knowledge of the complex financial system and also Ponzi schemes, This post will serve as a guide to beginners as the apps listed below cut across different sectors of investing in the economy, from agricultural investment apps, investment apps for trading treasury bills, Cryptocurrency Eurobonds, real estate, also apps that give you access to foreign stocks and local stocks.

The investment apps below are all available on Apple Store and Google Play store 

1) Trove App

Trove Investment App

2) Bamboo

InvestBamboo

3) Wealth.ng

4) FarmCrowdy 

Agricultural 

5) ThriveAgric

Agricultural Investment Platform - Thrive Agric

6) AfrInvestor

Afrinvestor Investment app

7) I-invest 

Treasury bills

8) Rise

Rise investment app

9) Chaka

Chaka investment app

10) Binance 

Cryptocurrency

11) YOU! 

THE BEST INVESTMENT YOU COULD EVER DO IS TO INVEST IN YOURSELF!

Build yourself 

Take well-calculated  risks

Be willing to learn, unlearn, and relearn

Do not be afraid to fail, learn from failure

Be the best version of YOU!

A lot of people believe in diversifying your investment portfolio but from experience and research, I have concluded that consolidating your investment portfolio is greater diversifying.

Tell me, what do you think?