LOTUS@20
Welcome

2006–2026

LOTUS@20

Twenty years of halal finance in Nigeria.

Chapter 01
01

The journey

20 years in 20 moments.

Chapter 02
02

20 firsts & records

20 times LOTUS led the way.

Chapter 03
03

By the numbers

20 facts about our funds.

Chapter 04
04

Real-world impact

20 ways our work has made an impact.

Chapter 05
05

How halal works

20 ways we make halal investing possible.

Chapter 06
06

The people

20 personalities steering us.

The founder

Hajara Folake Adeola

Founder, Managing Director & CEO

King's College London · Durham (M.Sc. Islamic Finance) · Exeter (MBA)

Chapter 07
07

In the press

Top 20 headlines over 20 years.

Chapter 08
08

Our home

12 locations across 7 states.

LOTUS Capital head office in Ikoyi, Lagos
LOTUS House · Ikoyi, Lagos

Find us

12 locations · 7 states
Schematic · not to scale
Chapter 09
09

Your turn

Have we impacted you? Leave a note.

Have we impacted you?

Leave a note

Leave a note

Notes appear on the wall once our team approves them.

The wall
Chapter 10
10

Know your LOTUS?

20 questions to test how LOTUSIAN you are.

How LOTUSIAN are you?

20 questions · timed

The leaderboard

Top 10 LOTUSIANS
Chapter 11
11

The next 20

Where LOTUS goes from here.

Decade three

What's next
01

Halal investing in your apps

API links with wealthtech platforms like Cowrywise for automatic micro-investing.

02

Dollar halal funds

FX-denominated fixed income and Sukuk to hedge against naira depreciation.

03

Infrastructure REITs

Non-interest REITs for transport, power and agro storage, discussed with the Finance Ministry in 2025.

Here's to
the next 20.

Twenty years of proving that ethical finance and strong returns belong together.

LOTUS Capital Limited · Head office: Ikoyi, Lagos · © 2026
Chapter 12
12

Xtras

More numbers, more stories, more detail.

Then & now

The scoreboard

As of mid-2026
₦65.85bn
In halal mutual funds
30,900+
Unit-holders
10
Nigerian firsts
12
Locations across 7 states

Four funds

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Where the ₦65.85bn sits

Net asset value by fund, mid-2026

What the Sukuk built

Islamic finance is backed by real assets. Here is what some of that money became.

Every naira, screened

How Shariah compliance works

Jargon, busted

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