Royal Ibeh is a journalist for Leadership Media Group, specifically writing for the National Economy section. With a focus on economic and business news in Nigeria, Royal covers a range of topics including government policies, financial institutions, entrepreneurship, and technology.
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Royal Ibeh's coverage indicates a focus on government announcements and press releases related to Nigeria, particularly in the areas of healthcare & pharmaceuticals, finance & economy, legal & compliance, and privacy & cybersecurity. He also covers topics such as fraud prevention, financial services, identification numbers, ICT sector, healthcare technology and cybersecurity.
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The federal government is set to take decisive action against 18 banks that owe Nigerian telecom operators nearly N200 billion in outstanding Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) debts.
The enrollment for Bank Verification Numbers (BVN) in Nigeria has reached 64.8 million as of January, according to data from the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement
According to recent data from Africa: The Big Deal, over 430 African startups raised at least $100,000 in 2024, supported by a smaller pool of 520 active
The Nigerian telecommunications industry is set for significant changes as operators implement the tariff adjustments approved by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).
Telecoms companies, under the aegis of the Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) have expressed anticipation for the official Determination document from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), which is expected to outline detailed guidelines for implementing the newly approved 50 per cent tariff adjustment.
MarketBuddy, a new online platform has launched its operation with a focus on empowering small businesses and artisans with limited digital presence.
By: Royal Ibeh
As United States President Donald Trump braces up to implement the several executive orders he signed upon assumption of office, especially the one ending
The NASD OTC Securities Exchange Plc posted significant growth in its key market indicators despite the headwinds in the operating environment in 2024 as the
Investment activity in Africa’s startup ecosystem experienced a notable decline in 2024, with fewer investors participating in deals and a drop in overall
The banks were fined N150 million for non-compliance with the CBN's cash distribution guidelines following spot checks conducted at their branches.
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