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Iyiola Omisore : A Strategic Asset Too Valuable to Lose By APC
In Nigerian politics, timing and talent decide outcomes. As parties realign ahead of the next electoral cycle, the question is…
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T+1 Arrives, Stock-Picking Takes Center Stage: A Sector-by-Sector Read on NGX
Nigeria’s capital market entered a new era on June 1, 2026, as the T+1 settlement framework officially took effect. The…
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Stanbic IBTC Holdings: 69% YTD Surge Meets Thin Liquidity as Premium Valuation Tests Investor Conviction
Stanbic IBTC Holdings closed Friday, May 29, 2026 at NGN 169.35 on the NGX, down 3% from the prior close…
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Access Holdings: High Liquidity, Mixed Signals as Banking Giants Outrun ACCESSCORP in 2026
Access Holdings closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 24.05, down 2.24% on the day and extending a rough month where…
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FCMB Group: Mid-Tier Liquidity, Negative YTD as Investors Wait for a Growth Trigger
FCMB Group closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 11.70, down 0.43% on the day and capping a choppy two weeks…
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UBA: High Liquidity, Pan-African Scale, Yet YTD Lags Banking Leaders in 2026
United Bank for Africa closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 44.50, up 0.79% on the day, bucking the broader weakness…
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Top-5 Liquidity, Double-Digit YTD, Yet Capped Below NGN 8.00
Sterling Bank closed May 29, 2026 flat at NGN 7.90, ending a choppy two-week stretch where it traded between 7.70…
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Wema Bank: 64% YTD Outperformance, Top-4 Liquidity — Mid-Tier Challenger Catches a Bid
Wema Bank closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 33.50, down 0.74% on the day, after a two-day dip that shaved…
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Zenith Bank: Triple-Digit YTD, Top-2 Liquidity, and the Premium for Scale in 2026
Zenith Bank closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 131.10, down 0.68% on the day but still sitting on a 112%…
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GTCO: 51% YTD Still Trails Tier-1 Peers as Late-May Profit-Taking Tests the NGN 140 Level
Guaranty Trust Holding closed May 29, 2026 at NGN 137.00, down 2.14% on the day and capping a rough week…
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