The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released a list of companies and investment platforms Nigerians should avoid, describing all as illegal.
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Nigeria’s stock market starts new week on negative note as investors lose over N290bn
Nigeria's stock market started the new trading week on the red with E-Tranzact International and other major decliners driving the movement into the red zone.
Nigeria's stock market records 4th consecutive win, investors happy
For the fourth consecutive day, the Nigerian stock market recorded a positive performance on Thursday, led by Livestock Feeds Plc, Honeywell Flour Mills Plc:
Investors make over N400bn as stock market extends positive performance
It was another good day for investors as the Nigerian stock market recorded a positive performance on Wednesday, lead by industrial and consumer companies
SEC issues warning to Nigerians as another investment scam emerges after CBEX
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has called on Nigerians to be very careful, as it has identified another suspected platform inviting investments.
UBA, Zenith, Access lead other 7 banks with over N900 billion tax remittance to FG
Ten Nigerian commercial banks collectively paid N987.40 billion in corporate income tax in 2024, according to their financial statements filed with the NGX.
Nigerian stock market records first negative trading day
The Nigerian stocks market closed Tuesday trading on negative led by the performance of MTN nigeria communication PLC, Livesrocks feeds and McNicolas Plc.
Stock market opens new week positively as Banks, Consumer goods rally
The Nigerian stock market improved in the first trading day of the week and analysts are expecting more improvement in the days ahead due to dividend payouts.
Stock market gain over N960bn, amid strong corporate performances
The Nigerian stock market improved in the week following the Easter celebration, with investors exchanging over N900 billion during four days of trading.
"N1,000 per unit": FG opens N350bn bond auction, invites Nigerians to invest
DMO has opened two federal government bonds for auction, with a total value of N350 billion. to be available for subscriptions at N1,000 per unit.
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