Pascal Oparada is the Business Editor at Legit.ng, a leading news website in Nigeria. With a focus on national business news, Pascal covers a wide range of topics including finance, technology, entrepreneurship, and economic developments. His articles provide valuable insights and analysis for readers interested in the Nigerian business landscape.
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Pascal Oparada focuses on the Nigerian finance and economy, with a substantial emphasis on government announcements and press releases. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to financial policies, governmental economic strategies, currency developments, and major industry changes within Nigeria.
Given his focus on citing data and government announcements, he may respond well to sources or experts who can provide detailed analysis of economic data or insight into how specific government decisions are impacting the economy. Additionally, if you have information regarding significant financial partnerships or large-scale business operations within Nigeria, Pascal may find these topics relevant for coverage.
Keep in mind that Pascal's geographic focus is national (Nigeria), so any pitches should directly relate to this region's finance and economic landscape.
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By: Pascal Oparada
The Dangote Refinery has begun rolling out diesel to marketers in Nigeria through land and sea
By: Pascal Oparada
Nigeria's food inflation has hit a new high in the March 2024 generation headline inflation record
By: Pascal Oparada
The naira continued its gains against the dollar in all markets, hitting N1,100 in the parallel market
By: Pascal Oparada
A market survey conducted by Legit. ng shows cement prices have dropped from the high of N15,000 it sold in January 2024.
By: Pascal Oparada
The Nigerian government has announced the addition of more crude oil reserves of about 1.087 billion barrels and gas reserves of 2.574 trillion cubic feet.
By: Pascal Oparada
The Nigerian government has said that crude oil producers in the country must prioritize local refineries before exporting the product to other countries.
By: Pascal Oparada
Cooking gas price is crashing from a high of N1,500 per kilogramme it sold a few weeks ago to N1,100 following the appreciation of the naira against the dollar.
By: Pascal Oparada
Gabriel Ogbechie, the Managing Director of Rainoil Limited, says that the Nigerian government now pays about N600 billion monthly as a subsidy for petrol.
The Nigerian government has issued a warning to marginal oil field holders to begin exploration
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi II, has unveiled indigenous carbonated drink variants produced by a Nigerian firm, Tingo Foods, in Lagos, Nigeria.
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