According to her, Nigeria’s urban population continues to grow at an unprecedented rate.
Investors lost N101 billion on Wednesday as sell-offs in key stocks pulled the Nigerian stock market back into negative territory after two days of gains.
The Nigerian equities market continued in a negative position on Wednesday as investors lost N74 billion amid sustained sell pressure across major stocks.
The market breadth closed positive with 53 gainers and 23 losers.
The All-Share Index also increased by 0.09 per cent or 144.33 points to close at 166,256.83 points, against 166,112.50 points recorded on Monday.
The market breadth also closed positive with 65 gainers and 21 losers.
The scheme, a collaboration between the NAHCON and non-interest banks, particularly Jaiz Bank, allows intending pilgrims to save over time in a Sharia-compliant manner.
Recall that the FHC ‘s vacation, which commenced on July 28, ended on September 16.
The judge ordered both banks to prepare and present the account balances of the deceased.
Specifically, the market capitalisation shed a marginal loss of N8 billion or 0.01 per cent to close at N66.343 trillion from N66.351 trillion recorded on Friday.
