Steve Omanufeme
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Steve Omanufeme is Businessamlive Managing Editor.
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Zenith, UBA, Sterling lead in Nigeria commercial agriculture financing with 48% disbursement under CACS
Steve OmanufemeJuly 18, 2017
As at May 22, 2017, the total amount released to participating banks since inception by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) under the
Nigeria money market assets spike 1.6% in May on increased government bonds, commercial papers
Steve OmanufemeJuly 18, 2017
Nigeria government’s continued recourse to local debt market to finance its expenditure led to a 1.6 percent spike in money
Nigeria’s inflation slows for fifth consecutive month to 16.10% as rise in food index continues unabated
Steve OmanufemeJuly 17, 2017
Updated: 14:59– Nigeria’s inflation rate for the month of June 2017, according to data released by the country’s statistical
Corruption can hurt growth and ruin people’s economic chances, warns IMF
Steve OmanufemeJuly 15, 2017
*Estimates global cost of bribery at $2trn annually…. A research by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) shows that in
Nigeria’s telecommunications regulator to earn 60% commission on spectrum swap deals
Steve OmanufemeJuly 14, 2017
Nigeria’s telecoms regulator, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), is to earn a 60 percent commission on all spectrum swap
Digital finance seen driving Nigeria’s economic growth by 12% in a decade, says McKinsey
Steve OmanufemeJuly 14, 2017
The Nigerian economy has potential of growing by as much as 12 percent in less than a decade if the government takes heed to a new
Nigerian telcos fingered in global spam calls origination, put Nigeria in global top 10 spam-affected countries
Steve OmanufemeJuly 13, 2017
*Contribute 61% of local unwanted calls…. Nigerian telecommunications operators have been fingered as contributing largely to
Nigeria raises N106bn from local bonds at high 16.25% amid gloomy outlook on revenue
Steve OmanufemeJuly 13, 2017
Nigeria’s Debt Management Office (DMO) Wednesday raised about N106 billion through the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) Bonds. The
Nigeria seen posting modest 0.8% growth in 2017
Steve OmanufemeJuly 10, 2017
The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a member of The Economist Group, is projecting a modest growth of 0.8 percent for Nigeria for
Nigeria’s 2019 elections projected to push fiscal deficit to 20-year high of 2.8% of GDP
Steve OmanufemeJuly 9, 2017
Nigeria’s central government would continue its expansionary fiscal stance into 2017-18 in an effort to drag Nigeria out of the