The Chairman of the NGX, Alhaji Abubakar Mahmoud, said this in a statement he issued on Thursday in Lagos.
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Emefiele said this at the investors webinar organised the Bureau of Public Enterprises on Tuesday.
Olumide Orojimi, NSE Head of Corporate Communications, said in a statement on Tuesday in Lagos that a closing gong ceremony was held on April 1 to honour Onyema.
The Chief Executive Officer of NSE, Oscar Onyema, said this at the 2020 market recap/2021 outlook on Tuesday in Lagos.
Oscar Onyema, Chief Executive Officer, NSE, during the ceremony on Friday in Lagos, described the novelist as a testament that Nigeria is blessed with talented people.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange on Friday listed FBNQuest Merchant Bank N5 billion three-year 10.50 per cent bond on the bourse.
Following the raging effect of COVID-19 in country, the Nigerian Stock Exchange will effective March 25 temporarily close its trading floors and engage in remote trading.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange has emerged the second largest Exchange Traded Fund market in Africa with current market capitalisation of N6.9 billion.
NSE’s Chief Executive Officer, Oscar Onyema, made the prediction at the 2019 Market Recap/2020 Outlook in Lagos.
The Chief Executive Officer of the NSE, Oscar Onyema, made the disclosure on Monday at the 58th Annual General Meeting of the exchange, held in Lagos.
The Governor stated this while presenting: “Investing in Ekiti: Facts Behind the State Economy,” at the Nigerian Stock Exchange, Lagos on Friday
Oscar Onyema, NSE Chief Executive Officer, said this at the unveiling of Tuface organised by the exchange in Lagos.
When the management of First Bank of Nigeria Limited hoisted its flag on March 1, 2019 across Nigeria and other countries where it operates, symbolising the commemoration of the bank’s 125th anniversary, the gesture sparked a groundswell of encomiums.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange NSE on Monday in Lagos announced the appointment of Jude Chiemeka and Olumide Bolumole to its Executive Management Team.
The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar Onyema, has called on African businesses to embrace higher governance standards to facilitate the inflow of funds needed to position the continent to leverage gains of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
The Nigerian Stock Exchange on Monday said the Federal Government raised N1.16 trillion from the nation’s bourse in 2018 to finance fiscal and infrastructure deficits.
The conference was organised by the American Business Council in partnership with the Lagos Business School.
The Chief Executive, Nigerian Stock Exchange, Oscar Onyema, on Friday unveiled a foundation aimed at tackling the gap in the nation’ s educational system.
Oscar Onyema, NSE Chief Executive Officer, stated this at the Federal Government Green Bond pre-listing conference organised by the exchange in Lagos.
Data obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria from the exchange showed that the delisted companies included Cappa and D’Alberto, Intercontinental Bank Preference shares, IPWA, G Cappa and West African Glass Industries.