Honestly, I think everyone cares so much about the listing happening before the end of Q2 because it's like a deadline that shows Nigeria's stock market means business. I've noticed that when big listings get delayed, people start doubting if things are actually moving forward. When the chairman of NGX keeps mentioning that Dangote Petrochemicals is aiming to list before Q2 is over, it kind of puts pressure on everyone to make it actually happen.

Also, the quicker it happens, the faster the market gets that boost in confidence and investment. It's not just good vibes – international investors want to see action, not just big speeches. They like it when things stick to schedule. So if Dangote Petrochemicals hits the NGX on time, it really does help Nigeria look more serious and organized about growing the stock exchange and hitting long-term goals like raising the country's GDP.