The Debt Management Office (DMO) will auction two Federal Government bonds worth N200 billion on August 25, with settlement on August 27 at N1,000 per unit.
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First Bank of Nigeria's biggest shareholder Femi Otedola has left many shareholders of the bank in confusion as he sold about 834 million of the bank's shares.
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On Tuesday, May 31, the naira went down against the US dollar, trading at N420.5 per dollar as against the N419 it traded the day before as forex supply is up.
First bank confirms billionaire Femi Otedola as single largest shareholder, as he makes over N543m in 8 hours
Mr. Femi Otedola has been confirmed as the largest single shareholder of First Bank after amassing over 7 per cent shareholdings to settle a recent confusion.
Dangote Cement, MTN, 8 other companies reward shareholders with dividends worth over N1.1tr in 5 months
Best paid companies emerged from the Healthcare sector, 3 companies each emerged from the Oil and Gas sector and the Information Communication tech sector.
MTN Nigeria market capitalization hits N5 trillion, worth more than all Nigerian banks
Nigeria’s leading telecommunication company, MTN Nigeria has hit N5 trillion market capitalisation which makes it more valuable than all the banks and insurance
Naira plunges at the official exchange market, despite forex supply
The official exchange rate between the naira and the US dollar closed at N419.25 per dollar at the Investors and Exporters (I&E) window, which represents 0.18%
Nigeria's stocks beat South Africa, Ghana others to rank best performing in Africa as investors share N5.4trn
Nigerian stocks is outperforming its African peers in terms of return of investment despite starting the year slowly and also the economic issues in the country
Naira firms up at official market but loses at the black market, exchanges at N602 per dollar
There seems to be no end in sight for the Nigerian currency, the naira as it continues to slide on a daily basis, buckling before major international currencies
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