Emele Onu is a Finance Journalist in Nigeria for Bloomberg. She specializes in areas such as finance, trading, and the banking sector, with a focus on emerging and global markets, as well as international finance. Emele's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo Finance, Business Day, and Bloomberg News.
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Emele Onu’s coverage is predominantly focused on the finance and economy of Nigeria, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and data citations. Given this focus, she would likely be most responsive to pitches offering expert commentary or analysis related to economic policies, financial inclusion, banking regulations, or currency fluctuations in Nigeria.
As Emele's articles often cite specific data points and government announcements, sources providing deep insights into these areas are likely to be well-received. Additionally, given her coverage of various economic indicators such as inflation rates and currency value (Naira), experts who can provide contextualized analysis based on these indicators may find success in pitching to her.
Since there is no specified geographic focus for Emele's reporting, it appears that she takes an international view when covering Nigerian finance and economics. Therefore, relevant information from other countries could also be considered for outreach if it provides valuable comparative perspectives or global implications for Nigerian financial matters.
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Nigeria’s $22 billion pension industry is studying plans to launch a fund later this year to help Africa’s most populous nation upgrade its frayed infrastructure.
By: Anthony Osae, Emele Onu
Nigeria anticipates remittances from citizens living abroad to increase by two-thirds over 2026 as it seeks to bolster its foreign-exchange reserves, its central bank governor said.
First HoldCo Plc, Nigeria’s biggest lender by market value, forecasts profit will jump this year after a capital injection strengthened its balance sheet, helping cut costs and boost loan recoveries.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals Fze reverted to the sale of petroleum products in naira, a week after switching to sales in US dollars.
Dangote reverts to pricing gasoline in naira A week after switching to sales in US dollars. By Emele Onu, Bloomberg ·
S&P Global Ratings acquired a majority stake in Nigeria-based Agusto & Co. to expand its coverage in Africa, which is seen as underserved by global ratings companies.
The deal deepens S&P coverage of Africa's domestic credit market, especially the corporate segment in which Agusto & Co has operated since 1992.
First HoldCo Plc plans to raise about 1.4 trillion naira ($1 billion) through a share sale after the Central Bank of Nigeria gave the nation’s biggest lender approval for the move.
By: Emele Onu, Ana Monteiro
A sugar refinery owned by Africa’s richest person, Aliko Dangote, raised $356 million in a share sale and will use the funds to reduce debt and boost a capital position eroded by three years of losses.
Moody’s Ratings revised Nigeria’s credit outlook to positive, citing stronger-than-expected economic growth.
