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"Dr Adenuga, Nigeria is grateful for your immense contributions to our country’s progress and prosperity."

Mr Tinubu's raft of reforms and policies, both on the monetary and fiscal sides, had a mixed bag of impact ...

The traffic agency did not mention the cause of the accident.

The NGXOILGAS, the index tracking the performance of that sector, has yielded 50.7 per cent since April as of Tuesday.

The all-share index was down by 364.31 basis points at 52,411.09, while market capitalisation fell to N28.3 trillion.

The advance also drew support from Conoil and MTN Nigeria, which both reported moderate gains.

Traders put up huge volumes of shares in Okomu Oil, Conoil and FBN Holdings for sale, triggering the slide.

Africa Prudential, Conoil and Neimeth also feature in this week's list.

The all-share index contracted by 122.6 points to close at 46,842.9, while market capitalisation closed at N25.5 trillion.

The mild climb followed increased demand for financial services stocks led by Fidelity Bank, Access Bank and UBA.

Conoil and Fidson Healthcare also make the list of stocks to watch this week.

The index rose to its peak since September 2008 on Tuesday, helped by an investment exuberance that saw energy giant ...

The all-share index jumped 486.54 basis points to 47,111.21.

The training is coming amidst ongoing oil and gas leaks at Aiteo’s oilfields in Nembe and Conoil’s oil block at ...

Year to date, the index is up by 8.59 per cent.

UPL topped the losers’ table, declining by 9.79 per cent to close at N1.29.

The decline follows three successive sessions of gain.

Conoil is close to acquiring the oil major’s stake in both OMLs 86 and 88.

The All-Share Index (ASI) decreased by 1.51 points to close at 24,276.56 in contrast with 24,278.07 achieved on Wednesday.

The market capitalisation, which opened at N11.746 trillion, appreciated by N8 billion or 0.07 per cent to close at N11.754 ...

The market capitalisation grew by N23 billion to close at N12.905 trillion against N12.882 trillion posted on Monday.

The market capitalisation, which opened at N13.666 trillion shed N87 billion or 0.64 per cent to close at N13.579 trillion.

The companies delayed filing of their accounts.

The firms include Oando, Aiteo, MRS, and Capital oil.

From Lagos to Ebonyi, Abuja to Maidiguri, the tales of woes were the same.