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The court decision made on July 6 is temporary and forbids MPNU and the defendants from consummating any asset disposal ...

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A positive market breadth was recorded as 28 gainers emerged against 23 laggards. The rest 64 participating stocks saw no ...

The index now stands at its highest point in more than thirteen years and seven months.

The firm says MPNU is not a party to the agreement and continues to hold its interests, rights and obligations ...

All our selections this week have made impressive dividend offer for 2021.

The company will pay $0.025 per ordinary share.

Different sectors including ICT, banking as well as consumer goods drove gain.

The all-share index grew 64.77 points to 47, 272.04, while market capitalisation rose to N25.5 trillion.

The all-share index eased by 84.04 points to 47,202.30 points, while market capitalisation dropped to N25.4 trillion.

The all-share index tapered by 49.88 basis points to 47,279.92, and market capitalisation to N25.5 trillion.

Shell has yet to disclose the scale of potential future costs related to litigation or decommissioning and abandoning oil wells, ...

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

Oil drilling giant Seplat drove Friday’s climb, with support from Nigerian Breweries, Vitafoam, Transcorp and Courteville.

Driving the gain were Seplat, FBN Holdings, NGX Group, ETI, Zenith and GTCO.

The advance mostly derived strength from appreciation in the shares of MTNN, Seplat, UBA, Access, ETI, GTCO and Sterling Bank.

The all-share index eased 0.51 per cent.

Nigerian Breweries, Seplat and GTCO, helped set the slide in motion.

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The advance was triggered by a huge demand for the shares of FBN Holdings, Champion Breweries, Seplat and Fidelity Bank.

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The all-share index expanded 198.03 points to 38,418.04 just as market capitalisation jumped to N20.027 trillion.

The all-share index closed 0.15 per cent.

Sector heavyweights including Seplat, Nestle and Dangote Cement led the comeback.

The All Share Index toppled 1.48 per cent.