LAGOS (Reuters) - Nigerian stocks rose to their highest since November 2008 on Friday, lifted 1.6 percent on the day on gains from the biggest listed firm Dangote Cement, traders say.
Dangote Cement, which accounts for a third of market capitalisation on the bourse, rose 8.85 percent or 13 naira per share to 147 naira by 1010 GMT, helping the index climb to a new support level of 34,000 points.

