Nigeria’s oil index H1 review
29 June 2017 |
10:02 am
The Oil and Gas Index on the Nigerian Stock Exchange is up 9.38 percent this quarter and 2.29 percent year to date. Making it the worst performing sector on the bourse this year.
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