The Capital Market Solicitors’ Association (CMSA), Nigeria’s leading association of solicitors and commercial law firms engaged in capital market practice, has called for stronger regulatory frameworks and institutional resilience to sustain the recent growth recorded in Nigeria’s capital market, warning that long-term market stability cannot rely solely on bullish investor sentiment.
Speaking at a press conference ahead of the CMSA Annual Business Summit 2026, the Chairman of the Summit Planning Committee, H.E. Mohammed A. Abubakar, SAN, said Nigeria must focus on building enduring market structures capable of withstanding economic shocks, policy changes and global uncertainties.
According to him, this year’s summit, themed “Structural Resilience and Market Permanence: Anchoring Nigeria’s Capital Surge Beyond the Bull Run,” reflects the need to shift attention from short-term market gains to the long-term sustainability of the country’s capital market architecture.
Abubakar noted that while Nigeria has witnessed renewed investor confidence, rising market indices and increased
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