LAGOS, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Nigerian stocks climbed to a
nine-month high on Wednesday after round-the-clock curfews
imposed last week to curb protests over alleged police brutality
eased and investors piled into consumer goods shares.
The share index .NGSEINDEX rose 1.58% to 29,437 points, a
level last seen in January. The index of Nigeria's top consumer
goods shares .NGSEFBT10 gained 5.67%.
(Created by Chijioke Ohuocha; Editing by Jon Boyle)