The Senate Committee on Capital Market has called on stock market investors not to entertain fear over coronavirus incidence in Nigeria.
The Chairman of the committee, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, who stated this during a courtesy visit to the Nigerian Stock Exchange in Lagos on Thursday said the parliament was doing all it could to ensure the protection of investors’ investment in the nation’s capital market.
He said, “The capital market is a potent avenue for deepening our economy. We have always talked about diversification, which is essential to growing the economy and that is why the capital market has to play a very significant role in that aspect. He also urged the NSE management to look into other sectors that would allow for more participation in the market.
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