Shock Surge at NGX: Investors Pocket ₦2.8 Trillion as Top Stocks Skyrocket

The Nigerian stock market delivered a jaw-dropping performance this week, and savvy investors are cashing in big. Here's why you need to read more—and fast.

Market Snapshot: A Week of Record Gains

Despite Friday’s slight dip, the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) wrapped the week ending August 8, 2025, with stellar results:

The All-Share Index (ASI) climbed 3.18%, closing at 145,754.91 points.

Market capitalization surged from ₦89.3 trillion to ₦92.2 trillion, as investors netted a massive ₦2.8 trillion profit over five trading days.

Who’s Driving the Boom?

Rallying ahead are standout stocks—especially in the insurance sector—that saw triple-digit percentage jumps:

Mutual Benefits Assurance rocketed by +60.44%.

AIICO Insurance gained +59.82%, and

Royal Exchange surged +59.33%.

These performances made them the top gainers of the week—and undisputed stocks to watch next.

Why This Matters to You

With profits of this magnitude and explosive stock moves, investor buzz is at fever pitch. Whether you’re a trader, portfolio manager, or a simply curious browser, this explosion of bullish activity is too big to ignore.

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Sources

Ripples Nigeria: Weekly profits and ASI gains overview

Investors King: Weekly market report detailing ASI, market cap, and sector rallies

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