Joseph Olaoluwa is a business reporter for TechCabal, with his work also appearing in The ICIR. He covers a wide range of topics including inflation, banking, technology, and market trends in Nigeria. Joseph's reporting provides insights into the Nigerian business landscape and its impact on the economy.
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Joseph Olaoluwa focuses on finance, economy, business, and industry in Nigeria. His coverage heavily relies on data and government announcements. He is likely to be interested in pitches that offer unique insights or analysis related to economic trends in Nigeria supported by relevant data.
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By: Joseph Olaoluwa
MTN has liquidated Visafone, recognising a loss of ₦30.3 billion ($18 million) on the 2016 acquisition of Nigeria's last-standing CDMA network.
By: Joseph Olaoluwa
OmniRetail, an African B2B e-commerce platform, has hired Steve Dakayi as Country Lead for Ivory Coast as it expands into Francophone Africa.
Contactless payments offer a potential solution to low-value, high-volume transactions, often prevalent in informal markets in Africa.
By: Joseph Olaoluwa
The move comes at a time when ride-hailing drivers in Nigeria are facing increasing challenges.
By: Joseph Olaoluwa
This latest expansion comes on the heels of Access Bank's acquisition of ARM Pensions earlier this year.
The lender's success in reducing fraud losses demonstrates its commitment to responsible banking practices in the financial services industry.
By: Joseph Olaoluwa
Nigeria's headline inflation rate unexpectedly accelerated in September 2024, dashing hopes for a continued decline. The National Bureau of Statistics reported a jump to 32.70% from 32.15% in August, primarily driven by rising food, transportation, and energy costs.
By: Joseph Olaoluwa
Jumia's decision to exit these markets will reduce its total number of operating countries from 11 to 9, with a majority of its focus now concentrated in West and East Africa.
By: Joseph Olaoluwa
On Tuesday, the Lagos state government launched its red line, a 37km rail line connecting Oyingbo to Agbado. The train is the second intra-city rail system, following the inauguration of the Blue Line last year
By: Joseph Olaoluwa
The new feature will be key for remote workers who receive salaries globally and a hedge against macroeconomic headwinds like currency devaluation.
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