The IDF confirmed on April 19 that a soldier damaged a statue of Jesus Christ in southern Lebanon, sparking global outrage and prompting an official investigation.
Nigerian stock market extends rally to ninth session as strong buying in banking, telecoms, industrial and consumer stocks boosts gains and activity.
The Nigerian stock market fell on Thursday as investors took profits, with Infinity Energy, United Homes REIT, John Holt, NCR gaining, Omatek and others declining.
Nigerian stocks closed higher on Tuesday as renewed buying lifted key equities, pushing market capitalisation up and reversing losses from the previous session.
Nigeria's major brewers generated N1.54 trillion in 2025, with Nigerian Breweries leading, showcasing sector resilience amid rising costs and economic pressures.
The federal government has announced plans to raise N900 billion from the domestic debt market through the issuance of Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds.
The Nigerian Exchange ended the week higher, with the ASI up 2.36%, market capitalisation rising to N106.35 trillion, led by Financial Services stocks.
ASO Savings and Loans Plc is delisted by NGX after CBN revokes its licence, leaving shareholders facing total loss. A stark reminder of regulatory risks in finance.
The SEC has announced a major review of minimum capital requirements for capital market operators, introducing new thresholds that will take effect from June 2027.
The Nigerian stock market opened the week bullish, with the NGX All share index rising 0.58%, driven by strong investor interest and gains in key stocks.
The Nigerian stock market ended the week bullish, with sustained buying in mid- and large-cap stocks lifting indices and investors’ wealth significantly.
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