
NGX Group insider sells ₦11.6m stake in single trade
An NGX Group employee offloaded 85,000 shares in one transaction, raising fresh questions about insider confidence at the exchange operator.
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An NGX Group employee offloaded 85,000 shares in one transaction, raising fresh questions about insider confidence at the exchange operator.

The AfDB says West Africa’s $90 billion financing gap has less to do with missing money and more to do with how existing capital sits idle.

Aradel Holdings shed ₦152.60 per share in a single trading session, and the reasons behind the sell-off may not be what you expect.

Customs pulled in more revenue in six months than most government agencies collect in a full year, and the agency says it is only getting started.

MTN Nigeria slipped below ₦810 on 10 August 2026 while Airtel Africa punched through its 52-week ceiling on the same NGX premium board.

NPF Microfinance Bank traded 989,978 shares in a single session on the NGX, raising questions about what is driving the unusual volume at these price levels.

Airtel Africa has now snapped up more than 17 million of its own shares in under three months, with every single one headed for permanent cancellation.

Dangote Cement crossed a key psychological price threshold as selling pressure hit blue-chip stocks across the Nigerian Exchange on August 7, 2026.

Nigeria’s $1trn economy ambition just got a bold endorsement from the NGX Group chairman, but the growth math behind the claim tells a harder story.

BUA Cement led a broad retreat in building materials stocks on the NGX on August 7, despite posting 79% profit growth just weeks earlier.

An NGX Group employee sold 25,000 ordinary shares worth ₦3.5 million, and the timing of the transaction is drawing attention from market watchers tracking insider activity across the exchange operator’s stock.

Julius Berger, one of the NGX’s best-performing infrastructure stocks in 2026, just lost nearly 10% on a trade so thin it exposes a deeper structural problem on the exchange.
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