Nigerian Stocks Dip Snapping Long Winning Streak
The Nigerian stock market’s impressive rally, which had sustained momentum for twenty-three consecutive sessions, finally came to a halt this ...
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Nigeria’s Stock Market Surpasses ₦106 Trillion as Gains Continue
The Nigerian stock market continued its strong start to 2026, closing on a positive note that saw its overall value ...
Nigerian Stock Market Targets Seventh Straight Year of Gains in 2026
Nigeria’s capital market ended 2025 on a strong footing, delivering one of the best performances globally and raising expectations that ...
Tinubu Hails NGX’s Historic ₦100 Trillion Market Cap as Economic Confidence Grows
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has welcomed a landmark achievement for Nigeria’s financial markets as the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) surpassed a ...
Nigerian Stock Market Surpasses ₦100 Trillion as Investors Prepare for Earnings Season
Nigeria’s equities market has achieved a major milestone by exceeding a ₦100 trillion valuation, closing at ₦101.8 trillion on Monday, ...
NMDPRA Chief Quits Seplat Board Role
Saidu Mohammed has formally withdrawn from his scheduled appointment to the Board of Directors of Seplat Energy Plc, citing potential ...
Nigeria Leans on 22 Top Companies to Meet Record Tax Goals
Nigeria’s largest listed corporations are now the primary force powering government revenues, as the most capitalised companies on the Nigerian ...
Nigerian Stocks Retreat Below 150,000-Point Mark
The Nigerian equities market experienced a sharp retreat this past week, erasing significant gains as sustained sell-offs drove the benchmark ...
Investor Sell-Off: Nigerian Market Loses N2.8 Trillion Amid Capital Gains Tax Threat
The Nigerian stock market has suffered a dramatic loss, shedding a staggering N2.8 trillion in value within just one week ...
Trump’s Warning Sparks Sell-Off: Nigerian Stock Market and Bonds Slide, Experts Dismiss Panic
The Nigerian markets reeled after a dramatic international development. The Donald Trump administration named Nigeria a “Country of Particular Concern” ...
