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The Nigerian All-Share Index jumped 1,722.1 points to close at 171,727.5, surpassing the 171,000-mark for the first time ever.  

The Nigerian All-Share Index broke the 170,000-point barrier for the first time, surging 1,975.2 points to close at 170,005.4. 

Nigerian equities posted their strongest daily gains in recent sessions on Wednesday, buoyed by renewed investor confidence as both the...

The Nigerian All-Share Index closed higher on 4 January 2026, gaining 2,128.6 points, to finish at 168,030.2 points, with large-cap...

Shares of First HoldCo Plc rebounded sharply on Tuesday, climbing nearly 10% to close at N45.15 per share on the...

The Nigerian All-Share Index (ASI) ended the trading day of 3rd February 2026 in the green, up 517.0 points to close at...

The Nigerian Exchange delivered a strong start to 2026, gaining 6.27% in January as the All-Share Index rose by 9,757.4...

The Nigerian equities market closed January 2026, the first trading month of the year, on a strong note, rising 6.27%...

Mr. Femi Otedola increased his stake in First HoldCo Plc to 18.12% in 2025, making him one of the group’s...

The Nigerian All-Share Index slipped 0.09% on 30 January 2026, closing in the red at 165,370.4, down from 165,527.3.