"We are going to Shut Down MTN, Multi Choice Company. We Will Force Nigerians To Close Their Accounts With Stanbic IBTC Bank" ~ Nigeria University Students President declares Protest Against South Africa https://t.co/BoCMBk0GuQ
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BREAKING: The President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has declared a nationwide protest against South African interests, threatening to shut down the operations of MTN and MultiChoice while urging Nigerians to close their accounts with Stanbic IBTC Bank. https://t.co/yiUZGshvm4
@Mansaah_Musa This shows that companies know the value of what NGX presents to them. I’m happy to listen to her.
The NGX is the best in the world currently.
@ifeanyi04149830 @Chude_ND1 You guys always think things with sentiments. U have almost 300k Nigerians in SA doing business and own big business. In Nigeria you have less than 1k SA doing business. SA have only Stanbic IBTC, shop rite is gone. You all be ignorant thinking MTN belongs to SA. You want to cut
For 37 years, Nigeria has been our home.
Founded from Nigerian roots, Stanbic IBTC has grown alongside the nation, serving individuals, businesses, institutions and communities across the country.Today, over 4,500 Nigerian employees power our business, and more than 90% of our https://t.co/Jllorqbd3J
I always go for growth stocks on the NGX that prioritize aggressive revenue and business expansion over simple dividend distributions. https://t.co/QHvmk5JesX
US-Iran war boosts Dangote refinery fortunes – Report
The Dangote Refinery is experiencing increased demand for refined petroleum products due to the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran. This surge is boosting Aliko Dangote's wealth and is projected to positively impact the Nigerian macroeconomic environment.
BREAKING: The President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has declared a nationwide protest against South African interests, threatening to shut down the operations of MTN and MultiChoice while urging Nigerians to close their accounts with Stanbic IBTC Bank. https://t.co/M0ptfWTPhl
🇳🇬 NGX closed higher for the 5th straight session, adding ₦961.75bn in market value.Key highlights:
• ASI: 243,958.73 (+0.62%)
• Market Cap: ₦156.55tn
• YTD Return: 56.77%
• MTD Return: +6.3%Volume : First HoldCo traded 1.26bn shares worth ₦85.61bn, one of the largest
NANS Threatens Nationwide Protest, Targets MTN, MultiChoice and Stanbic IBTC Over South Africa Dispute.More details>>> https://t.co/wj2SQduL8H https://t.co/dlE8EQXwyV
@yabaleftonline Any make I collect my papa pension wey Dey @StanbicIBTC they even refuse to pay me the money despite meeting all requirements. I won’t advice people to use stanbic for pension
CardinalStone cuts Nigeria’s 2026 growth forecast to 4.2%, sees rate cuts after 2027 elections
CardinalStone has lowered its 2026 economic growth forecast for Nigeria to 4.2 percent from 4.4 percent, pointing to underperformance in key sectors alongside sustained high inflation and elevated interest rates. The investment firm also projects that monetary policy rate cuts will likely be delayed until after the 2027 general elections.
First HoldCo, MTNN, FUGAZ Banks Propel Nigerian Exchange to Nearly ₦1 Trillion Gain https://t.co/NXYZnV5Rkr https://t.co/ZEoquDZaN6
Market Close 🔔ASI: 243,954.5 (-0.00%)
Market cap: 156.4T
YTD: +55.65%
Date: 10 July, 2026.NGX- ASI closed flat for the week.Want the best stocks for the best possible returns ? Then @stockyvest Fair Value Report is for you - would be a good read this weekend i reckon
@EniolaStocks GTCO is at 126, not 127 fam!
$GEREGU dropped 10.0% to 825.70 while its market cap still sits at 2,064,250M. A stock can lose a tenth and still look richer than your entire group chat. #NGX #AfricanMarkets
Secondly, the NGX have been grossly undervalued overtime, because those who invest in it are not really much, but the japa syndrome which technically improved the earnings & exposure of Nigerians in the diaspora, created the opportunity to invest
I think it’s an extended impact of those that “Japa” from Nigeria in recent years, of recent there’s an increase in those who invest in the NGX, majority of whom are in the diaspora, so because of their improve earnings, some are able to see some extra funds to invest… https://t.co/p2fT7U7qUO
@InTheAssembly Secondly, the NGX have been grossly undervalued overtime, because those who invest in it are not really much, but the japa syndrome which technically improved the earnings & exposure of Nigerians in the diaspora, created the opportunity to invest
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