Nigeria, Nov. 3 -- The market was awash last week with a flurry of corporate results for Q3 2025 and for the nine months to September as companies made eleventh hour effort to issue their earnings report for those periods ahead of a 31 October deadline.

Largely impressive, the performance further lifted the benchmark index by 1 per cent, meaning Nigerian stocks have yielded 49.7 per cent this year.

Investors reaction to those outcomes will likely set the tone for trade this week, all things being equal.

"In our view, investor sentiment will continue to be driven by the ongoing release of 9M:2025 earnings results and dividend declarations, which are likely to sustain buying interest from dividend-seeking investors," analysts at the inve...