Why Nigeria’s oil and gas stocks are losing investor favour

    Economy | Oct 20, 2025    
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Nigeria’s oil and gas sector has long been the backbone of government revenue and foreign exchange, but investors on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) are increasingly shunning its listed companies.

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