Steve Omanufeme
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Steve Omanufeme is Businessamlive Managing Editor.
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Nigeria mired in 4-year low growth cycle on political instability – EIU
Steve OmanufemeSeptember 24, 2018
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a member of The Economist Group, is predicting that Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy by gross
Transcorp targets contributing a quarter of Nigeria’s grid power by 2027
Steve OmanufemeAugust 6, 2018
*Records 58% growth in Group revenue for H12018 *To kick-start its oil and gas business in 2019 *To position its hospitality business
Of Trans Forcados pipeline, shut-ins and the 2018 national budget
Steve OmanufemeMay 28, 2018
Expectations are high that Nigeria’s 2018 budget of N9.12 trillion will consolidate the nation’s gains since exiting the
MPC: Analysts call no rate change on capital flows volatility downsides
Steve OmanufemeMay 21, 2018
Analysts at Afri Invest Research have made a no rate change call as the monetary policy committee (MPC) meets this week. “As with all
Nigeria’s failure to count, a stall on economic growth
Steve OmanufemeMay 14, 2018
Abba Eban, an Israeli diplomat, and politician, and a scholar of the Arabic and Hebrew languages, is often ascribed an old and popular
Nigeria Inter-bank Settlement Systems Plc. ready for instant clearing of cheques
Steve OmanufemeApril 30, 2018
The disruptive impact of technology on the financial services industry would soon usher in instant clearing of other bank cheques in
Gas operators lose 18% income to regulated pricing
Steve OmanufemeApril 23, 2018
The Nigerian gas market is in dire need of market-reflective pricing as operators lose sleep over their loss of an average 18 percent
System liquidity dynamics to sustain positive performance in T-bills market
Steve OmanufemeApril 22, 2018
The Central Bank of Nigeria’s policy bias for easing which has improved liquidity in the financial system is seen to sustaining the
Banks’ new headwinds: Transition risks of low – carbon economy
Steve OmanufemeApril 16, 2018
Apart from price volatility, which could trigger defaults from the oil and gas sector, transition to a low carbon economy could prove
FDI inflows fall 80.38% in a decade to $981m in 2017 on prolonged security concerns, infrastructure deficit
Steve OmanufemeApril 15, 2018
The quantum of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the country has slowed 80.38 percent in a decade due to poor investment climate,