In the same vein, the All-Share Index dipped 267.15 points or 0.97 per cent to 27,319.64 compared with 27,586.79 achieved on Tuesday.
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Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange recorded a marginal growth on Wednesday after dropping for two consecutive days.
Specifically, the All Share Index decreased by 89.08 points or 0.32 per cent to close at 27,602.77 compared with 27,691.85 achieved on Monday.
Specifically, the All Share Index lost 108.32 points or 0.39 per cent, dropping to 27,691.85 against 27,800.17 achieved on Friday.
Trading on the Nigerian Stock Exchange for the third consecutive days, maintained a bullish trend to close the week upbeat.
The Nigerian Society of Engineers says the reappointment of Dr Ogbonnaya Onu as Minister of Science and Technology will engender development of space technology and its deployment to tackling insecurity.
Inspite of improved market breadth, the Nigerian Stock Exchange market indices shed 0.21 per cent due to loses in some blue chips.
The Nigerian equities market opened trading for the week on Monday on a positive trend due to price appreciation in high capitalised stocks.
Adekunle Mokuolu, President of NSE, made the call on Monday in Abuja, during the First Distinguished Lecture organised by Giri branch of the society.
The Nigerian Society of Engineers, Bwari Branch, on Saturday met to scrutinise the way forward for sustainable railway transportation system in the country.
FMDQ Securities Exchange Plc, which recently became a full blown securities exchange, has explained that it is not out to compete with the Nigerian Stock Exchange in equities trading but to create new entities for the future.
Transactions on the floor of Nigerian Stock Exchange declined profile on Friday with crucial market indicators dropping by 0.47 per cent.
Transactions resumed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Wednesday after the Eid-el-Kabir celebration with a loss of 0.82 per cent due to profit taking in blue chips.
Ahead of Sallah celebration, crucial market indicators of the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Friday declined further by 0.43 per cent due to profit taking.
Specifically, the All-Share Index rose by 12.79 points or 0.05 per cent to close at 27,424.92 against 27,412.13 achieved on Wednesday due to MTN Nigeria Communications gain.
Oscar Onyema, NSE Chief Executive Officer, said this at the unveiling of Tuface organised by the exchange in Lagos.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange crucial market indices resumed trading for the week on Monday with a growth of 0.14 per cent.
The crucial market indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange on Friday returned back to negative territory after a day growth, dropping by 0.43 per cent.
This was due to bargain hunting in the shares of MTN Nigeria, NASCON Allied Industries and 10 other stocks.
The Nigerian equities market rebounded to open the week on Monday with a gain of 0.11 per cent, amid gains by some blue chips.