The market capitalisation gained N1.82 trillion or 93 per cent to close at N48.139 trillion, as against N46.316 trillion posted on Monday.
At least 100 indigenes were recently trained in vocational skills and provided with starter packs to enable them to achieve self-sustainability.
Specifically, the market capitalisation, which opened at N35.01 trillion, shed N79 billion to close at N34.932 trillion.
The market capitalisation dropped by N18 billion or 0.06 per cent to close at N28.646 trillion.
Mr Chiejina also urged the general public to assist with relevant information to help curb the trend of unscrupulous drivers.
The negative performance was driven by continued sell-offs of stocks of BUA Cement, Dangote Sugar, Transcorp and Fidelity Bank among others.
The market capitalisation shed N39.64 billion to close at N25.442 trillion compared with N25.463 trillion posted on Tuesday.
Mr Dangote said Nigeria would save between $600 million and $700 million annually as foreign exchange.
The market breadth closed negative with 23 laggards against 18 gainers.
