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Earlier in April, Dangote Flour said Olam International Limited offered to acquire entire issued shares of the company.

The All Share index lost 98.45 points or 0.36 per cent to close lower at the mark.

Daisy Danjuma, wife of the businessman, has been appointed as the new Chairman of the Board with immediate effect.

One of the analysts said Nigeria’s economy is characterised by sluggish growth while insecurity and weak economic fundamentals, among others, ...

The market capitalisation which opened at N13.426 trillion rose by N46 trillion to close at N13.472 trillion.

The market capitalisation inched N145 billion to close at N13.426 trillion against N13.281 trillion recorded on Wednesday.

The market capitalisation rose by N171 billion to close at N13.522 trillion against N13.351trillion.

The Presidential Election Petition Tribunal on Tuesday delivered judgement on the petition filed by the PDP and its candidate.

"Both the Board of Nigerian Breweries and HEINEKEN conducted an internal and external audit and investigation."

The profit for the first half of the year translated to an annualised return on average equity of 21.7 per ...

The official spoke at the end of the second quarter Capital Market Committee (CMC) in Lagos on Friday.

The market capitalisation of listed equities inched N33 billion to N13.524 trillion from N13.441 trillion achieved on Thursday.

The All-Share Index which opened at 27,352.94 rose by 276.72 points or 1.01 per cent to close at 27,629.66.

The decision is consistent with the NSE's commitment to developing a thriving derivatives market in Nigeria, the bourse on Wednesday.

The decision, it said, is in line with The Exchange’s regulatory delisting process.

The new director is Lesley Baxter.

The All-Share Index lost 127.64 points to close at 26,925.29 from 27,052.93 recorded on Thursday.

The market capitalisation increased by N19 billion to close at N13.483 trillion against N13.464 trillion on Friday.

The All-Share Index rose by 30.20 points or 0.11 per cent to close at 27,748.46 against 27,718.26 on Wednesday.

With this set-off, Lafarge said it does not have any foreign currency debt on its books.

The announcement was contained in a disclosure notice sent to the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, Thursday.

The market capitalisation appreciated by N20 billion to close at N13.606 trillion from the N13.579 trillion achieved on Thursday.

The All-Share Index shed 145.51 points to close at 28,566.79 compared with 28,712.30 achieved on Thursday.

According to the NSE, the postponement was done because there were processes yet to be followed by the firm.

The market capitalisation lost N33 billion to close at N12.901 trillion, compared with N12.914 trillion achieved on Thursday.