Nigerian stocks drop to lowest in more than two years

News Express |1st Aug 2019 | 1,280

Nigerian stocks fell to their lowest level in more than two years on Thursday after shares in the banking sector and Dangote Cement declined.

The main share index fell 0.1%, down for the third session to 27,690 points, a level last seen in May 2017, reports Reuters.

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