Nigeria to deploy 200 special forces to Türkiye for training – Minister
“We have a Special Forces training agreement. Türkiye has agreed to give us 200 Special Forces training, so as soon ...
“We have a Special Forces training agreement. Türkiye has agreed to give us 200 Special Forces training, so as soon ...
About 300 Nigerian alumni of US Government-funded exchange programmes gathered in Abuja for a networking event, highlighting their role in ...
The MD of the Exchange also commended Kian Smith for the great work they had done in the gold sector.
According to the refinery, the decision was made due to the refinery selling petroleum products in excess of its Naira-Crude ...
The Financial Services Industry measured by volume led the activity chart with 2.336 billion shares valued at N33.014 billion.
The naira gains marginally on the spot market on Tuesday, closing at N791.42 to a dollar.
“Until the 1970s, we had no crude oil, things like timber accounted for and helped us in foreign exchange.”
The market capitalisation shed N50 billion or 0.39 per cent to close at N12.610 trillion compared with N12.660 posted on ...
“Currency speculators and hoarders would suffer more losses as the CBN injects more dollars to the interbank market."
Forte Oil led the losers’ table with a loss of N3.14 to close at N59.66 per share.
Mobil Oil topped the gainers’ table, growing by N3.99 to close at N199.02 per share.
The Naira remained stable at the parallel market, closing at N465 to a dollar.
Scores of money changers have been arrested since Wednesday.
A gloomy picture is also expected for November from the NSE.
Okomuoil led the gainers’ table, growing by N3.95 to close at N4.70 per share.
The Government wants to give 84 stockbrokers N22.6 billion.
The money will help revive the stock market, the coordinating minister for the economy said.
Major companies witnessed price depreciation on the Nigerian Stock Exchange as of Monday.
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