Femi Asu is an Assistant Business Editor for BusinessDay, a leading business newspaper in Nigeria. Femi's expertise lies in covering multinational business news, including articles on stock market trends, corporate acquisitions, economic reforms, and the impact of currency devaluation on the Nigerian economy.
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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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The federal government will not borrow money from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) unlawfully, Atiku Bagudu, minister of budget an...
Femi Otedola, chairman of Geregu Power Plc; and Wale Tinubu, group chief executive of Oando Plc, lauded Aliko Dangote, president/chief executive of Dangote Group, for the start of production at the giant refinery.
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By: Femi Asu
Foreign investors’ purchases of Nigerian stocks have declined for the sixth straight year, new official data show, as they remained on the…
The British independent energy company said it signed separate share purchase agreements (SPAs) with Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration
By: Femi Asu
Nigeria has regained its position as the biggest recipient of payments from Shell as production entitlement, royalties, taxes and fees to...
By: Femi Asu, Mudiaga Mowoe
A Nigerian startup set up two years ago as a digital marketplace for chemicals and materials has expanded its footprint to three other African countries and is poised for its Series A funding this year.
By: Femi Asu
Aliko Dangote and Patrick Pouyanne in conversation at the Africa CEO Forum in Kigali on 17 May
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