Bullish sentiment returned to the Nigerian stock market on Wednesday, following investors’ interest in MTN Nigeria.
“The experience of our officers at this junction on Friday and Saturday was very bitter. Because of the bad state of the road.”
Also, the central bank has disbursed over N114.09 billion to support the fertiliser industry in the last five years.
BUA says Dangote and Flour Mills plan to profit from creating an artificial sugar scarcity and later blackmail the federal government.
They advised the government to initiate its mass transit programme to reduce cost of movement of goods and persons.
Another gainer: Nigerian cement tycoon Abdulsamad Rabiu is $1.5 billion richer after taking yet another of his companies public.
“These talented and brilliant engineering graduates will be less than thirty (30) years of age with either First Class or Second Class Upper Division (2:1)…”
Council of Maritime Transport Union and Association says the Nigerian Ports Authority should unbundle its e-call-up system (Eto) to help curb extortion at the port corridor.
The total volume of trades dipped 6.80 per cent to 293.43 million units valued at N4.29 billion exchanged in 4,239 deals.
Mr Dangote said Nigeria would save between $600 million and $700 million annually as foreign exchange.
