Samuel Dunmade, in his article, Financial Globalisation and its Consequential Impacts on the Nigerian Capital Market, examines the concept of financial globalisation and its impact on the Nigerian capital market. The nexus between financial globalisation and the development of the Nigerian capital market has surged over the years.  Much jurist ink has flown in analyzing the relative impact between financial globalisation and the development of the Nigerian capital market; in this regard, one school of thought posits that participating in the international markets may bring rewarding impacts on domestic economies, because it may spark a reaction among investors [international and domestic] and also encourage them to invest in the domestic markets. Another school of thought postulates that the internalization may lead to a steady movement of local liquidity to the international market in an epic event of liquidity agglomeration, which may lead to negative spill-over effects on domestic markets. Dunmade discusses the meaning, history and scope of financial globalization, the impact of financial globalisation in the Nigerian capital market, the role of capital market in the Nigerian economy, the policy and structural developments in the Nigerian capital market, the dissenting schools of thought on financial globalization, and the notable impacts of financial globalisation to capital market development.