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Nigerian Stock Market Opens Week Strong with N400bn Gain

Stock Market Kicks Off Week with N400bn Surge The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) opened the week on a bullish note, gaining N400 billion as investor confidence lifted major stocks. 📊 Key Market Indicators: All-Share Index (ASI): ▲ 0.53% to 135,166.51 points Market Cap: ▲ N400bn to N85.455 trillion Market Breadth: 45 Gainers vs 25 Losers 🏆 Top 5 Gainers Academy Press ▲ 9.99% (N10.24) Champion Breweries ▲ 9.98% (N13.55) Triple Gee ▲ 9.97% (N3.86) May & Baker ▲ 9.94% (N18.80) UACN ▲ 9.92% (N60.40) 📉 Top 5 Losers Livestock Feeds ▼ 10% (N8.10) The Initiates Plc (TIP) ▼ 9.98% (N14.52) Ellah Lakes ▼ 9.08% (N8.91) Nigerian Exchange Group ▼ 6.02% (N75.00) Thomas Wyatt ▼ 5.54% (N2.90) 💹 Trading Activity Highlights Total Volume: ▲ 11.47% to 795.59 million units Total Value: N23.23 billion in 37,626 deals Most Active Stocks: Fidelity Bank – 123.01m shares (N2.58bn) FCMB Group – 68.41m shares (N670.14m) Japaul Gold – 44.09m shares (N126.77m) 🔮 Market Outlook: Cautiously Optimistic “We expect sustained positive momentum barring any major economic shocks.”— Futureview Group

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Top 3 Nigerian CEOs Earning N2M to N10M Daily: How Their Salaries Reflect Corporate Success

Nigeria’s Highest-Paid CEOs: Where Performance Meets Reward In Nigeria’s corporate world, top executives are reaping monumental rewards for steering their companies to record-breaking financial success. Three CEOs stand out in 2024, collectively earning N10.49 billion annually—translating to jaw-dropping daily salaries of N2 million to N10 million. Here’s a breakdown of their earnings and the corporate milestones justifying these figures. 1. Roger Brown (Seplat Energy): N10.66 Million Daily Total Compensation (2024): N3.9 billionBreakdown: Daily: N10.66 million Monthly: N325 million Hourly: N443,989 Company Performance: Revenue: N1.652 trillion (2024), up from N696.9 billion in 2023. Growth Driver: Strategic oil and gas expansions, operational efficiency, and global energy market positioning. Why He Earns It: Brown’s leadership saw Seplat’s revenue surge by 137% YoY, cementing its status as Nigeria’s energy giant. 2. Karl Toriola (MTN Nigeria): N8.47 Million Daily Total Compensation (2024): N3.1 billionBreakdown: Daily: N8.47 million Monthly: N258.33 million Hourly: N353,748 Company Performance: Revenue: N3.36 trillion (2024). Subscribers: 80.9 million (+1.6% […]

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