The Joint Task Force South-South, Operation Delta Safe, says it recorded major operational successes in the last year.
The sell-offs affected stocks like Academy Press, Custodian Investment, Dangote Cement, Deap Capital Management, Oando, and 56 others.
Dangote said that the directive, if enforced, would amount to economic sabotage against Nigeria, as it would drastically affect operations at the facility.
An evaluation of market activity revealed an increase in market volume and value, as well as a decline in transactions.
The market breadth also closed negative, with 32 stocks declining and 28 advancing.
The Nigerian Exchange Ltd. (NGX) saw its market capitalisation fall to ₦72.497 trillion from ₦72.680 trillion recorded on Monday.
Market capitalisation rose by N1.157 trillion, or 1.63 per cent, to close at N72.275 trillion, up from N71.118 trillion recorded on Wednesday.
Market capitalisation rose by N224 billion, or 0.32 per cent, to close at N71.118 trillion, compared to N70.894 trillion recorded on Tuesday.
Oando Plc, the indigenous firm that acquired Nigeria Agip Oil Company, says it has recorded four operational oil spills from October 2024 to date.
Oando Plc stated that the breached pipeline had been shut down to avert further pollution and to pave the way for investigation.
