ABUJA (Reuters) - Shares of MTN Nigeria (LG:MTNN) hit a three-month high on Friday after the telecoms firm's offices partially reopened following a shutdown due to anti-South African attacks in the West African country.
The local unit of South Africa's MTN Group (J:MTNJ) closed all stores and service centers in Nigeria after its facilities in three cities were attacked following days of riots in South Africa chiefly targeting foreign-owned, including Nigerian, businesses.