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Femi Asu's coverage predominantly focuses on finance, economy, government announcements, and investment analysis related to Nigeria. With a strong emphasis on citing data and covering topics such as the Nigerian economy, banking, stock market, and energy crisis.
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By: Femi Asu
The current global energy crisis, fuelled by geopolitical volatility, serves as a powerful catalyst for Africa to leverage its vast solar potential and pivot toward a resilient, decentralised renewable energy future, according to Climate Parliament.
By: Femi Asu
CEO Thibaut Boidin tells The Africa Report that Nigerian Breweries will ‘fight very strongly’ to defend its crown against a Tolaram-led Guinness, as it reorganises operations and ramps up spending.
By: Femi Asu
Accor and Shoreline Group have partnered to launch Nigeria’s first national hotel platform, a $300m venture set to deliver over 1,200 rooms and a dedicated hospitality training academy by 2030.
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Several companies are holding back planned stock listings as they brace for the highly anticipated debut of the Dangote Petroleum Refinery.
By: Femi Asu
The Africa Finance Corporation has backed a $7bn expansion plan of Dangote’s fertiliser business with a $600m investment, aiming to triple Nigeria’s urea output and build the world’s largest production platform.
The Nigerian tycoon has found a listed platform for his energy ambitions. But oil assets are harder to consolidate than banks’ assets.
By: Femi Asu
Babatunde Folawiyo is one of Nigeria’s most low-key billionaires… while he may prefer the shadows to centre stage, his business footprint spans major sectors of the Nigerian economy, including oil, energy, finance and sports.
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While Middle East volatility diverts vital Gulf liquidity, Africa’s climate transition and structural growth keep long-term private equity appetite intact.
By: Femi Asu
The Africa Finance Corporation has successfully closed a $753m financing package to rehabilitate and operate the 1,300-kilometre Lobito Corridor railway linking Angola to the DRC border.
The Nigerian bourse has made history as Africa’s first to adopt the fastest stock settlement cycle, but foreign investors are baulking at the unintended consequence of pre-funding, putting the country’s hard-won FTSE Russell Frontier Market reclassification at risk.
