Mr Anya is seeking N100 million in damages over what he described as the wrongful, unlawful, and inhumane termination of his appointment.
The All-Share Index also declined by 0.32 per cent to 107,781.79, against 108,126.97 recorded on Monday.
Mr Tinubu has commended the Indonesian business conglomerate, Tolaram Group, for having absolute faith in Nigeria’s economy.
Guinness will join a long list of multinationals, like GlaxoSmithKline and Microsoft, that have left Nigeria, citing the harsh economic climate as making business unprofitable.
Skyway Aviation Handling Plc, NEM Insurance, FTN Cocoa Processors, Tantalizers, and Japaul Gold Group were among the top losers.
The market’s performance was primarily driven by gains in stocks of Nigerian Breweries and BUA Cement.
The upturn was impacted by gains recorded in stocks such as FBN Holdings, Jaiz Bank, Guinness and NGX Group.
The upward movement extended the bourse’s gaining streak.
The development will place Guinness Nigeria in the league of other businesses like Unilever and Dunlop that have left Nigeria for Ghana.
Also, the All-Share Index lost 139.02 points to close at 47,063.28 compared with 47,202.30 posted on Friday.
