The Nigerian All-Share Index closed in the red on 25 February, slipping 0.06% to settle at 194,370.2, as losses in tier-one banks dragged the broader market lower.
This 114.4-point drop from 194,484.6 marks the second consecutive decline since the index climbed above the 196,000 level on 23 February 2026.
Despite the negative price movement, trading activity strengthened, with total volume rising to 1.3 billion shares from 1.1 billion shares recorded in the previous session.