Nigerian security agencies have been ordered to produce former NNPC chief Mele Kyari “dead or alive”. The video of the directive is now trending.
NGX opened the week higher as investors gained N514.97bn, driven by renewed buying interest in large and mid-cap stocks across key sectors on Monday.
The Nigerian stock market on Wednesday extended its upward trend, gaining 0.11% as sustained buying in Legend Internet, Zichis Agro Allied, and Premier Paints.
Nigerian stock market improved 0.85% after Tuesday's trading as investors bought Airtel Africa, GTCO, and others, pushing NGXASI above 200,000 points again.
The SEC has directed capital market operators to submit board-approved recapitalisation or licence downgrade plans within six weeks, or risk sanctions.
The Nigerian stock market dipped 1.07% post-Eid-el-Fitr as investors offloaded major stocks like GTCO and MTN Nigeria, with Presco leading gainers.
The Nigerian Exchange recorded strong trading activity in a shortened week, as investors traded 8.76 billion shares worth N267.25 billion across sectors.
UBA UK and British International Investment have signed a letter of intent to enhance trade finance access for African businesses, addressing an $80 billion gap.
Muhammadu Sanusi II earned N442 million as MTN Group non-executive director in 2025, an increase from N412 million in 2024, amid company's return to profitability.
The Nigerian stock market extended losses to two sessions, pressured by profit-taking in major stocks, as investors sold their shares ahead of Eid-el-Fitr.
The Nigerian stock market extended gains, as the All-Share Index rose 0.54% to 202,559.41 points, driven by strong buying interest in major stocks.
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