Alexander Onukwue is a Reporter at Semafor in Nigeria. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation, energy, mining, and arts, with a particular focus on Africa and Nigeria, as well as startups and cryptocurrency. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Quartz, Newswav, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance.
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Alexander's coverage is primarily focused on business, finance, and government announcements in Nigeria and across Africa. He frequently cites data as well.
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Geothermal energy only meets 1% of global electricity demand but experts predict that could grow to 15% by 2050.
By: Alexander Onukwue
The News LAGOS — Nigeria's push to revamp its oil industry was given a boost with the announcement of two deals that point to growing investor optimism over President Bola Tinubu's economic agenda.
Nigerians are struggling with runaway inflation driven by the double whammy of a significant rise in fuel costs and the devaluation of the naira.
By: Alexander Onukwue, Yinka Adegoke
LAGOS — Nigerians are struggling with runaway inflation driven by the double whammy of a significant rise in fuel costs and the devaluation of the naira.
Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu presented a 47.9 trillion naira ($30 billion) budget for 2025 to parliament on Wednesday.
By: Alexander Onukwue
Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu presented a 47.9 trillion naira ($30 billion) budget for 2025 to parliament on Wednesday.
LAGOS — Nigerians are struggling with runaway inflation driven by the double whammy of a significant rise in fuel costs and the devaluation of the naira.
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