FIRSTHOLDCO₦72.15▲ +9.98%
UPDC₦4.00▼ -1.23%
THOMASWY₦2.69▲ +9.80%
ELLAHLAKES₦8.65▼ -1.14%
NREIT₦113.00▲ +9.71%
TAJSUKS2₦98.99▼ -1.00%
TRANSCOHOT₦242.00▲ +8.37%
PRESTIGE₦1.45▼ -0.68%
SOVRENINS₦2.00▲ +7.53%
LINKASSURE₦1.48▼ -0.67%
VSPBONDETF₦246.00▲ +6.86%
GREENWETF₦824.49▼ -0.66%
VETINDETF₦149.00▲ +6.43%
CHAMS₦4.42▼ -0.45%
CMFC₦3.35▲ +5.35%
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NEWGOLD₦83399.00▲ +4.90%
UBA₦40.60▼ -0.37%
VETBANK₦30.09▲ +4.77%
SIAMLETF40₦3397.99▼ -0.06%

FIRSTHOLDCO₦72.15▲ +9.98%
UPDC₦4.00▼ -1.23%
THOMASWY₦2.69▲ +9.80%
ELLAHLAKES₦8.65▼ -1.14%
NREIT₦113.00▲ +9.71%
TAJSUKS2₦98.99▼ -1.00%
TRANSCOHOT₦242.00▲ +8.37%
PRESTIGE₦1.45▼ -0.68%
SOVRENINS₦2.00▲ +7.53%
LINKASSURE₦1.48▼ -0.67%
VSPBONDETF₦246.00▲ +6.86%
GREENWETF₦824.49▼ -0.66%
VETINDETF₦149.00▲ +6.43%
CHAMS₦4.42▼ -0.45%
CMFC₦3.35▲ +5.35%
AFRIPRUD₦12.65▼ -0.39%
NEWGOLD₦83399.00▲ +4.90%
UBA₦40.60▼ -0.37%
VETBANK₦30.09▲ +4.77%
SIAMLETF40₦3397.99▼ -0.06%

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