Ken Ibenne is a journalist for The News Chronicle, focusing on national news in Nigeria. With a keen interest in business and economic topics, Ken covers stories related to market trends, investments, and the Nigerian economy. He provides insightful analysis and updates on various sectors, including finance, oil and gas, and technology.
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By: Ken Ibenne
Following the surprise decline to 1.7% in September, the UK Office for National Statistics is anticipated to announce the nation's consumer price index (CPI), the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) intends to auction an N610.08 billion treasury bill.
The Nigerian currency fell to a multi-week low this week, suggesting that the CBN's intervention and attractive fixed-income yields have not halted the naira's depreciation.
A new report has found that the price of locally grown paddy rice is predicted to increase by almost 55% in the 2024–2025 season, further driving up the already high cost of living.
Nigerian business tycoon Aliko Dangote, the richest person in Africa, is negotiating to obtain billions of dollars in further investment to expand operations at his $20 billion oil refinery outside of Lagos.
Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu arrived in Rio de Janeiro late Sunday night to attend the G20's 19th Heads of State and Government Summit.
By: Ken Ibenne
In the trading week beginning November 18, 2024, Unilever Nigeria Plc's shares had jumped 28% week-to-date, bringing the year-to-date performance to almost 95%.
By: Ken Ibenne
Due to a lack of funds, at least 65.8% of Nigerian households could not consume wholesome, nutrient-dense, or preferred foods during the previous 30 days.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sought to censure Elon Musk on Friday, but a federal judge denied the motion after Musk did not show up for court-mandated hearing about the agency's investigation into his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter.
By: Ken Ibenne
Since the Dangote Refinery has enough capacity to meet domestic demand, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) has ordered oil marketers to stop importing petrol.
By: Ken Ibenne
The rise of fraudulent activity in Nigeria's financial system, especially among the unbanked, underserved, and middle-class populations, has alarmed the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
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