FG Reverses Ban On Sale, Registration Of SIMs
The FG has decided to review its stance on new sim registration. In December last year, the FG issued a directive, instructing all telecoms companies to cease the sale and registration of new sim card...
The FG has decided to review its stance on new sim registration. In December last year, the FG issued a directive, instructing all telecoms companies to cease the sale and registration of new sim card...
Wednesday was slightly more profitable than Tuesday on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. At the end of the trading session yesterday, a total of 278,044,318 shares with a market value of N2,272,012,250 wer...
Non-interest bank, Jaiz bank is set to pay investors the sum of N884 million in dividend for the period which ended in December 2020. This means that for every share, shareholders will earn 3 Kobo. Th...
Mr. Oscar Onyema, CEO of the Nigerian Stock Exchange has ended his 10-year tenure as CEO. This was announced by the NSE in a statement issued by Mr. Olumide Orojimi, the Head of Corporate Communicatio...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange has fined some 42 companies for failing to adhere to the listing standards of the market. The companies including oil and gas company Conoil Plc, R.T. Briscoe Plc, Roy...
Agribusiness company, Flour Mills Nigeria Plc saw its shares rise by 6.9 percent at the close of Wednesday's trading market on the Nigerian Stock Exchange.The shares which were formerly trading at N29...
Last week, Nigeria's second-largest cement manufacturing company, BUA Cement, disclosed that N70 billion will be paid as dividends to investors for the period which ended December 31st, 2020.The compa...
More Nigerian companies have released dividends for the year 2021. You can check out previous companies here In the finance and banking sector, Access Bank is set to pay its investors N0.55,...
One of Nigeria's foremost banks, GT Bank, had been doing incredibly well on the Nigerian Stock Exchange. Just last week, it saw a jump in its gross earnings to N455.230 billion and a 2.33 percent rise...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange market entered into the new quarter with losses. At the end of the trading session on Thursday, it recorded a decline in the All-Share Index by 0.33 percent to stand at 38,...