The company said it resolved to exit the West African country after its board meeting and evaluation of options with GSK UK.
To safeguard against worsening economic conditions, some have turned to stock trading to grow their funds.
On Monday, investors at the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) stock market lost N16 billion due to sell-offs in medium- and large-capitalised stocks.
The Debt Management Office (DMO) has announced its December issuance of two savings bonds at N1,000 per unit.
The Nigerian Exchange Group (NGX Group) board has appointed Umaru Kwairanga as its new chairman.
“Governors are our major problems in the country and cannot proffer solutions to what they are the root cause or what they have not been able to tackle in their states.”
The market closed negative with 24 laggards relative to 14 gainers.
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The NGX officially commenced operations on August 25, 1961, as the Lagos Stock Exchange, after it was founded on September 15, 1960.
Similarly, the market capitalisation rose by two billion naira.
