The minister further stated that brands that create their adverts abroad but broadcast them on CNN and other international stations broadcasting in Nigeria will pay a fine of N100,000 each time such adverts are run.
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Crucial indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Friday grew by 1.06 per cent, sustaining a positive outlook for the second trading day.
Guinness followed on the losers’ table with a loss of N4.15 to close at N116.10, while Stanbic IBTC was down by N2.28 to close at N43.72 per share.
Henry is famous for his time at the English Premier League club, Arsenal, where he was part of a team that won two league titles and three FA Cups as well as leading his team to the 2006 UEFA Champions League final in his role as captain.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Guinness led the gainers’ table for the day, gaining N2.13 to close at N72 per share.
Also, the market capitalisation, which opened at N9.018 trillion, inched N14 billion to close at N9.032 trillion
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the market capitalisation, which opened at N9.098 trillion, rose by N130 billion or 1.43 per cent to close at N9.228 trillion
The company’s Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Peter Ndegwa, observed: “Third quarter sales were impacted by a tough operating environment and the lapping of a very strong quarter in the previous year – particularly with distribution gains for the Orijin brand.
7UP lost N1.90 to close at N170, while Unilever dropped N1.19 to close at N26.81 per share
The Chairman of the company, Babatunde Savage, speaking at the 65th Annual General Meeting of the company in Abuja on Thursday, said although the operating environment remained daunting during the period under review, the company recorded a credible performance in its full year results and is now poised for better performance in the 2016 financial year and beyond
Also, the market capitalisation, which opened at N9.670 trillion, lost N107 billion or 1.11 per cent, to close at N9.563 trillion due to huge loss recorded by major blue chip equities
In yet another demonstration of its commitment to impact lives positively in communities where it operates, Guinness Nigeria Plc has…
Some blue chips on the Nigerian Stock Exchange recorded price depreciation on Friday as a result of profit taking by investors.
Equity transactions at the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Thursday closed on a downward trend as market indicators showed a drop of 0.31 per cent in the volume of traded shares.