The Nigerian equities market continued in a negative position on Wednesday as investors lost N74 billion amid sustained sell pressure across major stocks.
NUPRC says the registration and submission of pre-qualification applications for the Nigeria 2025 Licensing Round will close at 4.30 p.m. on Friday.
Mr Oyelade said that the executive council gave the approval during its weekly meeting.
The World Bank’s Africa Pulse report of April 2025 stated that Nigeria, under Mr Tinubu, has the highest number of extremely poor people globally.
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says the aggregate value-added tax (VAT) stood at N709.59 billion in Q1 2023.
“However, NFT’s poor performance over the past few months has also knocked down optimistic scenarios about future market growth,” it added.
The subscription of 346 per cent emanated from high level participation by banks, fund managers and non-interest financial institutions.
Smartphone users spent more on Apple store, but downloaded more apps and games from Google play.
According to the Future Shopper Report, 48 per cent of shoppers worldwide prefer Amazon as their favorite shopping platform.
Also, the market capitalisation of listed equities declined by N11 billion to N21.025 trillion from N21.036 trillion reported on Thursday.
