Nigerian stocks surged 3.4 percent on Wednesday to a 32-month high on improving sentiment after several mid-sized listed firms announced increases in half-year earnings, traders said.
The main share index rose for the third straight day, nearing the 37,000 point level last reached in November 2014.
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