The APC has unveiled its 2027 election timetable, detailing the ₦100m presidential and ₦50m governorship forms, along with screening and primary election schedules.
Nigeria’s stock market gained 0.44% as bullish sentiment pushed market capitalisation above N140 trillion, driven by strong demand for banking and energy stocks.
Nigerian stocks gained 0.41% Wednesday as ASI hit 140,365.36 points; Berger Paints, Chellarams, FTN Cocoa led gainers, while May & Baker topped losers.
The Nigerian stock market recorded another strong performance on Tuesday, led by E-Tranzact, Mecure, and Regency Assurance, with high trading activity in top stocks.
The Nigerian Exchange opened the week higher as All Share Index rose 0.30%, driven by gains in UPL, PZ Cussons, Ellah Lakes, Legend Internet, and NCR.
The Nigerian stock market reversed its consecutive days of losses on Thursday as investors gained N520 billion as 41 stocks advanced, 12 stocks declining.
The Nigerian stock market closed negative on Wednesday, September 3, as Axa Mansard Insurance, Learn Africa, and Legend Internet dragged equities.
The Nigerian stock market opened September with a 0.41% loss, extending its four-day losing streak as profit-taking hit banks, industrial, and oil stocks.
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.
The Nigerian Exchange closed on Friday weaker, extending losses to three days as profit-taking dominated, market cap dipped N166bn, and VFD Group led trading.
The Nigerian stock market declined for the second straight day, as profit-taking dragged market indices lower and the market is now negative for the week.
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