NNPC is not currently listed on the Nigeria Stock Exchange. But let me explain it in a way that Mama Ngozi would understand. Imagine that the Nigeria Stock Exchange is like a big marketplace in the city where different companies go to sell parts of their businesses to the public. It’s like when Mama Ngozi goes to the market to sell her fresh tomatoes.

Now, let’s talk about NNPC. NNPC, also known as the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, is a major government-owned oil company in Nigeria. It’s like a big farm that produces palm oil in the village. While NNPC is a crucial part of Nigeria’s economy, it is not currently selling shares to the public on the stock exchange.

So, in simple terms, NNPC is like a large farm that supplies a lot of palm oil to the community, but it’s not yet offering to sell a part of its farm to the public at the big market, which is the Nigeria Stock Exchange. This means that regular people like Mama Ngozi cannot buy shares of NNPC on the stock exchange.

If you have any other questions or need further explanation, feel free to ask.