The market capitalisation inched N113 billion or 0.95 per cent to close at N11.981 trillion against N11.868 trillion on Friday.
International Breweries led the gainers’ table in the transactions, appreciating by N2 to close at N27 per share. Dangote Flour added 50k to close at N10.40, while Dangote Cement Industries increased by 40k to close at N197 per share.UACN trailed with a loss of 25k to close at N8.25 per share, while Dangote Sugar declined by 15k to close at N14.50 per share.
vanguardngr May the spirits of innocent Nigerians who died under president Buhari administration continue to chase Prof. yakubu mahmood and his generations. By Alphonsus
vanguardngr Prof. Yakubu Mahmood not only killed Democracy in Nigeria but has thrown the entire Nigerians into mourning after declaring President Buhari winner of the February 23rd presidential elections.
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