Nigeria's Equity Market Price Summary for week ended 12th June, 2026

 

 

NIGERIA'S STOCK PRICE SUMMARY MAY 15 - 12TH JUNE 2026

STOCK	TICKER	MAY 15 ENDED PRICE	MAY 22 ENDED PRICE(N)	MAY 29 ENDED PRICE	JUNE 5	June 12	links
Abbey Mortgage Bnk Plc	ABBEY	7.30	7.05	6.35	9.35	11.40
Access Holding	ACCESSCORP	25.75	24.95	24.05	25.00	26.00
Aiico Insurance Plc	AIICO		4.64	4.50	4.48	4.61
Academy Press ..	ACADEMY	7.05	9.15	9.15	8.25	7.45
African Prudential Plc	AFRICAN PRUDENTIAL		13.95	13.35	12.95	12.95
Airtel Africa	AIRTELAFRI			3,655.7
Aluminium Extrusion...	ALEX	9.00	9.90	9.90	9.90	9.90
Aradel Holdings	ARADEL	1,834.00	1,836.00	1,933.80	1,749.90	1,770
Associated Bus Com...	ABCTRANS	6.27	9.08	8.25	6.21	7.80
Austin Laz & Company plc	AUSTINLAZ			3.96	3.76	4.33
Axamansard Insurance Plc	MANSARD		13.65	13.50		12.60
African Insurance	Afrinsure				0.20
BUA Cement	BUACEMENT	435.00	420.00	420.00	378.00	378.00
BUA Foods	BUAFOODS	967.00	967.00	967.00	939.00	939.00
Berger Paints	BERGER	168.60	147.95	147.60	147.60	147.60
BETA Glass	BETA GLASS		570	570	562.80	562.80
Cadbury Nigerian Plc	CADBURY		69.00	69.00	69.00	69.00
CAP Plc	CAP			179.1	175.1	175.1
CHAMS	CHAMS	4.00	3.95	4.01	4.00	4.05
Caverton Offshore Support Group	CAVERTON		6.75	6.45	6.20	6.20
C & I Leasing PLC	CAVERTON		6.60	6.10	6.15	6.65
Champion Brew	CHAMPIO	14.55	13.85	13.05	13.00	13.10
Computer Warehouse Gro..	CWG	24.800	23.000	24.000	22.00	21.50
CONOIL PLC	CONOIL			194.0	194.0	194.0
Coronation Infastructure Fund	CNIF		110.00	110.00
Chemical And Allied...	CAP	233.70	199.00	179.10	175.1	175.10
Corner Stone Insurance co.	CORNERSTONE		5.85	5.90	5.80	5.45
Consolidated Hallmark Holdings	CONHALL PLC		5.85	6.25	6.70	8.25
Curtix plc	Curtix		3.19	3.10	3.18	3.04
Custodian & Allied Plc	Custodian			83.00	83.00	81.25
Dangote Sugar Refineries	DANGSUG	91.00	87.00	71.15	72.00	78.20
Dangote Cement	DANGCEM	1,180.00	1,180.00	1,180.00	1,180.00	1,270.00
Daar Communications PLC	DAARCOM	2.25	2.09	1.95	1.98	1.90
Deap Capital Management & Trust	DEAPCAP			5.68	5.40	5.35
Ella Lakes	ELLAHLA	10.95	10.05	10.05	10.00	10.00
ETERNA Plc	ETERNA		34.35	34.45	30.00	30.80
Eunisell Interlink plc	EUNISELL		209.95	209.95	210.00	210.00
Nigerian Enamel Ware Company	ENAMELWARE	37.00	37.95	37.00	37.00	40.70
E-Tranzact International PLC	E-TRANZACT		17.10	18.00	18.00	16.55
First HoldCo	FIRSTHOLD	70.00	70.00	70.00	62.00	70.00
FCMB Group PLC	FCMB		11.55	11.70	11.20	11.90
FTN Cocoa Process...	FTNCOCO	8.90	9.90	8.95	8.30	9.41
Fortis Global Insurance Plc	FTGINSURE		1.08	1.00	1.00	0.97
Fidelity Bank Plc	FIDELTYBK	42.12	42.12	21.20	20.70	20.00
Fidson	FIDSON	136.50	136.50	136.50	136.50	101.20
GEREGU Power Plc	GEREGU		1,132.00	1,132.50	1,132.50	1,132.50
Golden Guinea Brew. Plc	Guinea			7.1	7.10
Guaranty Trust Holdings	GTCO	146.80	145.00	137.00	134.70	136.00
Guinness Nigeria Plc	GUINNES	402.60	402.60	402.60	402.60	365.50
Haldane McCall	HMCALL		3.60	3.84	3.60	3.92
Honey Well Flour Mills	HONEYWELL		18.15	18.20	18.35	16.85
Initiate Plc	TIP	32.30	33.80	28.40		33.45
Industrial & Medical Gases	IMG	42.30	38.10	38.10	37.60	37.60
IKEJA Hotel Plc	IKEJA		38.00	40.20	44.00	43.15
Infinity Trust Mortgage Bank	INFINITY		9.35	9.35	9.35	11.25
International Breweries Plc	INTBREW			12.65	12.35	12.10
International Energy Insurance	INTENEG	2.79	3.41	4.52	7.26	7.11
Jaiz Bank	JAIZBANK	9.00	8.97	9.10	9.00	9.10
John Holt Plc	JOHN HOLT		18.80	16.95	14.90	13.60
Japaul Gold Ventures	JAPAULGOLD	3.34	3.82	3.75	3.45	3.50
Juli Plc	JULI		7.25	7.25	7.25	7.25
Julius Berger	JBERGER	315.00	315.00	315.00	310.80	310.80
Lafarge Africa	WAPCO	337.00	342.00	342.00		330.00
Lasaco Assurance Plc	LASACO			2.08	2.05	1.96
Learn Africa Plc	LEARNAFRCA	10.85	12.90	12.75	11.50	11.00
Legend Internet Plc	Legend		6.12	6.06	6.10	5.80
Livestock Feeds	LFL	9.80	8.90	9.35	8.90	9.35
Living Trust Mortgage Bank	LIVINGTRUST		4.07	4.01	3.96	3.97
Linkage Trust Assurance Plc	LINKAGE		1.73	1.78	1.71	1.82
MTN Nigeria	MTN	820.00	820.00	820.00	775.00	800
Maybaker	MAYBAKER	47.30	50.00	46.70	47.00	43.00
Morison Industrial PLC	MORISON		10.62	10.62	10.62	10.60
Mutual Benefit Assurance	MBENEFI	4.30	4.70	4.39	4.30	4.09
Mecure Industries PLC	MECURE	94.90	94.90	94.90	94.90	94.90
Mc Nichols plc	MCNICHOLS		8.00	8.70	7.75	7.50
Meyer Plc	MEYER		20.60	20.60	20.60	20.60
Multiverse Plc	MULTIVERSE			25.65	25.65	25.50
National salt co. Nig. ltd	NASCON	220.00	210.00	220.00	219.50	219.50
New mont corp	NEM	30.00	30.00	32.90	30.00	34.00
NEIMETH International Pharmaceutical	NEIMETH		10.30	10.20	10.60	8.55
Nigerian Exchange	NGXGROUP		149.50	149.50	137.10	137.40
Nigerian Breweries	NB	86.95	86.00	83.60	80.00	80.00
Nestle Nigeria	NESTLE	3,125.00	3,125.00	3,125.00	3,125.00	3,125.00
Nigerian aviation handling ..hco	NAHCO	205.00	201.900	189.50	189.50	179.50
Nothern Nigerian Flour Mills	N.NIGERIAN FLOUR		79.40	79.40	79.40	79.40
NPF Microfinance Bank	NPFMCRF	5.76	5.76	5.74	5.45	5.45
NCR (Nigeria) PLC	NCR	179.00	161.20	161.20	161.20	161.20
Oando	OANDO		52.50	51.00	48.00	56.75
Okomu Oil Palm	OKOMUOI		1,750.00	1,750.00	1,750.00	1,575.00
Omatek Ventures Plc	OMATEK		1.90	1.99	2.08	2.00
Premier Paints plc	PREMIER PAINTS	37.50		33.75	33.75	33.75
Presco PLC	PRESCO	2,300.00	2,300.00	2,300.00	2,300.00	2,300.00
Prestige Assurance..	PRESTIGE	1.50	1.55	1.56	1.48	1.45
PZ Cussons Nigeria	PZ		102.00	98.00	94.95	94.95
Redstarex	REDSTAR	31.90	34.95	34.00	30.65	30.65
Regency Alliance Insurance	REDSTAR			1.01	1.01	1.02
RT Briscoe			14.06	13.65	14.86	13.55
Royal Exchange			1.48	1.50	1.55	1.50
Sterling Financial	STERLINGNG		7.90	7.90	7.95	7.90
SCOA Plc	SCOA	33.05	33.05	33.05	33.05	33.05
Secure Electronic Technology	SET	0.87	0.88	0.86	0.87
Seplat Petroleum	SEPLAT		11,486.20	11,486.20	11,363.90
Sky Way Aviation Handling CO	SKYAVN		156.95	156.95	155.80	155.80
STANBIC IBTC Holdings..	IBTC	163.00	174.50	169.35	164.10	165.00
Soveriegn Trust Insurance plc	SOVERIEGN TRUST		2.28	2.75	2.50	2.51
SFS Real Estate Investment Trust	SFSREIT		418.17	418.80	418.80	418.80
Sunnu Assurance Ltd	SUNNU		4.52	4.44	4.48	3.97
STANDARD TRUST ASSURANCE PLC	STACOL					0.48
STERLING Financials Holding	STERLING FINANCIAL		7.90	7.90	7.95	7.90
Transnational Corperation of Nigeria	TRANSCORP		47.750	46.00	45.90	45.00
Trans Nationwide Express	TRANS EXPRESS		5.72	5.28	4.90	4.70
Transcorp Hotels plc	TRANSCOHOT			223.30	223.30	223.00
Transcorp Power Plc	TRANSCOP POWER		272.00	245.50	245.50	245.50
Tantalizer	TANTALIZER	4.38	4.13	4.89	4.65	4.70	Tantalizers signs MoU with Karflex Fisheries.....
Total Energies Marketing Nigeria plc	TOTAL		640.00	640.00	640.00	640
Tripple Gee and Company Ltd	TRIPPLE GEE		3.96	3.98	4.37	4.00
UBA	UBA		45.00	44.50	43.60	43.00
UH Investment Trust	UHOMREIT		84.70	84.70	84.70	70.00
United Capital	UCAP		18.50	18.65	18.65	18.10
Unilever Nigeria	UNILEVE		168.00	156.00	156.00	140.00
Union Dicon Salt PLC	UNION DICON		21.70	23.75	23.75	23.75
United Capital Plc	UNITED CAPITAL		18.50	18.65	18.65	18.10
UAC Of Nigeria	UACN		189.95	183.00	180.70	182.00
University Press Plc	UPL		6.40	6.15	5.10	5.50
Universal Insurance Plc	UNIVERSAL		1.08	1.12	1.11	1.07
Unity Bank plc	UNITYBNK			1.51	1.51	1.51
UPDC Real Estate Investment Trust	UPDC	10.70	10.15		10.10	3.90
Veritas Kapital Insurance PLC	VERITAS		1.67	1.65	1.64	1.58
VFD Group PLC	VFDGROUP		9.95	10.80	10.35	10.80
Vitafoam Nig	VITAFOAM		194.00	194.00	194.0	210.00
Wema Bank	WEMABANK		33.40	33.50	30.00	31.00
Zenith Bank	ZENITHB		132.00	131.10	128.00	130.00
Zichis Agro Allied	ZICHIS	29.43	33.65	33.00	32.38	31.00

Democracy Day Reflection: Which Administration Performed Best on Revenue, Debt and Jobs?

 

As Nigeria marks Democracy Day on June 12, it is fitting to reflect on the performance of the democratic administrations that have governed the country since the return to civilian rule in 1999. Measuring success in government is never straightforward, but three important indicators often stand out: revenue generation, debt management, and job creation.

The record shows that each administration faced different economic realities, from oil booms to global recessions, security challenges, pandemics, and fluctuating commodity prices. Nevertheless, some trends are clear.

1. The Obasanjo Era (1999–2007)

Olusegun Obasanjo inherited a nation burdened by heavy debt, weak investor confidence, and years of military rule.

His administration's most celebrated economic achievement was securing historic debt relief from the Paris Club, which dramatically reduced Nigeria's external debt burden. By 2007, Nigeria's debt-to-GDP ratio had fallen sharply compared to the levels inherited in 1999.

The period also coincided with rising oil prices, boosting government revenue and foreign reserves. Economic reforms, banking consolidation, and telecommunications liberalisation attracted investment and generated millions of indirect jobs, particularly through the explosive growth of the GSM sector.

Strengths:

a. Massive debt reduction.

b.  Strong economic growth.

c.  Expansion of telecommunications and banking.

d. Improved foreign reserves.

Weaknesses:

a.   High unemployment remained a concern.

b.  Benefits of growth were unevenly distributed.

 

2. The Yar'Adua and Jonathan Years (2007–2015)

Umaru Musa Yar'Adua and later Goodluck Jonathan governed during a period of exceptionally high oil revenues.

Nigeria became Africa's largest economy after GDP rebasing in 2014. The economy recorded strong growth rates, particularly in telecommunications, banking, entertainment, and services.

Government debt remained relatively moderate compared to later years. However, critics argue that the opportunity presented by high oil prices was not fully utilized to diversify the economy or build stronger industrial capacity.

Strengths:

a.    Strong GDP growth.

b.    Significant foreign investment inflows.

c.    Relatively manageable debt levels.

d.    Expansion of telecoms, entertainment and services sectors.

Weaknesses:

a.   Heavy dependence on oil revenue.

b.  Rising corruption concerns.

c.    Limited industrial job creation.

3. The Buhari Administration (2015–2023)

Muhammadu Buhari assumed office during an oil price crash and inherited major fiscal challenges.

His administration invested heavily in roads, railways, bridges and social intervention programmes. However, the period also saw two recessions, the COVID-19 pandemic, foreign exchange pressures and worsening insecurity.

Government borrowing increased substantially. Analysis of federal finances showed revenue of roughly ₦32 trillion between 2015 and 2022 against expenditure of about ₦68 trillion, resulting in significant deficit financing and rising public debt.

Unemployment also reached historic highs during parts of the administration, though supporters argue that external shocks played a major role.

Strengths:

a.Major infrastructure investments.

b. Expansion of rail and road projects.

c. Social intervention programmes was top notch here, even surpassing military Regime. Properly executed.

 

Weaknesses:

a. Rapid debt accumulation.

b. Rising unemployment

c. Nepotism and Regional unrest

c. Economic recessions.

d. Growing debt-service burden.

 

 4. The Tinubu Administration (2023–Present)

Bola Tinubu inherited severe fiscal pressures, fuel subsidy costs, foreign exchange distortions, and low government revenues from onset.

His administration implemented some of the most significant economic reforms in decades, including fuel subsidy removal and exchange-rate liberalisation.

The reforms have sharply increased government revenue. Federal revenue reportedly rose above ₦21 trillion annually, while monthly collections increased several-fold compared to 2023 levels. The revenue was also boosted by Iran war, the war caused oil prices to rise, oil being Nigeria’s Major source of revenue increased government earnings. But because Nigeria is heavily dependent on importation, inflation eroded those earnings. Moreover debts are waiting to be serviced.

However, public debt has also continued to rise as the government finances reforms and infrastructure projects. cost-of-living crisis have affected households, making it difficult for many Nigerians to feel the benefits of the macroeconomic improvements.

 

Strengths:

Record revenue growth.

Tax and fiscal reforms.

Improved investor confidence in some sectors.

Weaknesses:

a.  Rising debt levels.

b.  High inflation.

c.  Poverty Index increase.

c.  Living-cost pressures.

d.  Abysmal failure in social intervention programmes.

e.  widespread crime especially kidnapping. Kidnapping as never seen before.

 

So, Which Administration Performed Best?

If the yardstick is debt reduction, the strongest performer was the Obasanjo administration, which achieved the most dramatic debt relief and significantly lowered Nigeria's debt burden.

If the focus is economic growth and private-sector expansion, many economists point to the Jonathan era, when Nigeria recorded strong growth and became Africa's largest economy.

If the focus is revenue generation, the current Tinubu administration has so far recorded the fastest growth in government revenue, largely driven by fiscal reforms, subsidy removal, Oil price rise. But the revenue failed to reduce Nigeria’s cost of living

 

If the focus is infrastructure development, supporters of the Buhari administration, highlight major investments in roads, railways and bridges despite difficult economic conditions.

Final Reflection

Twenty-seven years after the return of democracy, Nigeria's greatest challenge remains converting economic growth and government revenue into widespread prosperity. Revenue, debt reduction and infrastructure are important, but citizens ultimately judge governments by jobs, security, stable prices and improved living standards.

As Nigerians celebrate Democracy Day, the lesson from every administration since 1999 is that sustainable prosperity requires not only generating wealth, but also ensuring that the wealth creates opportunities for ordinary Nigerians across every state and community.