Equity transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange reopened on Tuesday after the Independence Day holidays on a bearish trend as market indicators depreciated by 0.17 per cent.
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Nestle came second with a growth of N44.80 to close at N1,495, while
Market analysts attributed the growth to low price attraction and activities of foreign investors presently taking position in the stock.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the market capitalisation shed N145 billion or 1.01 per cent to close lower at N14.244 trillion against N14.389 trillion achieved on Thursday.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the market capitalisation shed N114 billion or 0.90 per cent to close at N12.517 trillion against N12.631 trillion posted on Friday.
According to a statement on Monday in Lagos, Guinness Nigeria’s Corporate Relations Director, Sesan Sobowale, restated the company’s commitment to initiatives that improve access to safe water
The months, leading to the festive end of the year, popularly referred to as “ember months”, have historically recorded a disproportionately high rate of road traffic accidents in Nigeria, making the campaign particularly imperative at this period
O’ Keeffe has remarked on the import of the occasion: “Guinness Nigeria has been invited to beat the gong to signify the close of the day’s trade and we are pleased that the Nigerian Stock Exchange has deemed it fit to honour us in such a manner
He said the retired Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Environment and Public Utilities gave out the Kings Square premises in the heart of the city to a multinational company to do business for 31 days at a ridiculous rate of N300,000 throughout the duration