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About chronic malnutrition:
Chronic malnutrition is a disease that develops when children do not receive the nutrients they need during the first 1,000 days of life (through a women’s pregnancy until the child’s second birthday). The consequences of chronic malnutrition – stunted growth, impaired brain development, and a weakened immune system – are largely irreversible, preventing affected children from reaching their full potential. Today, 1 in 5 children worldwide are chronically malnourished. Compared to their peers, chronically malnourished children struggle to do as well in school and on average earn 20% less as adults. The presence of chronic malnutrition is not only a human tragedy, but also an enormous obstacle to countries’ economic development. In Africa, where chronic malnutrition affects 1 in every 3 children, the cost of undernutrition in some countries is estimated to be up to 16% of GDP. Despite affecting 144 million children worldwide, chronic malnutrition
The Debt Management Office (DMO) said on Thursday that it has listed its third sovereign Sukuk, N162.557bn 7-year 11.200 per cent AL Ijarah Sovereign Sukuk due 2027, on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and the FMDQ Securities Exchange.
This disclosure is contained in a press statement titled ‘Listing of N162.557bn 7-Year 11.200 per cent Al Ijarah Sovereign Sukuk due 2027 on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and FMDQ Securities Exchange’, issued by the DMO on Thursday, March 19, 2021, as can be seen on its website.
The statement says that the Sukuk, which at the time of issuance was massively subscribed to the tune of N669.124bn or 446 per cent, was issued to finance 44 economic road projects across the 6 geopolitical zones, it stated.
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Investors lost N20bn on Wednesday as the nation’s stock market extended its decline to the third consecutive trading session amid profit-taking.
Five insurance stocks were among the top six losers at the end of trading on Wednesday.
The market had on Monday started the month on a negative note, ending a five-day gaining streak.
The market capitalisation of equities listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange had risen by 3.44 per cent last week as the market continued its upward trend for five consecutive trading sessions.
Investors gained over N1tn in January as the market capitalisation rose to N22.19tn on Friday from N21.06tn at the start of the month.