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Zainab Iwayemi
Education: Bachelor of Science, Sociology, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria (2015-2019)
Experience: Business Journalist at Business A.M. (2020-2021), Media Content Analyst, Nairametrics (2021-2023), Fact Checker, Roundcheck (2020-2021)
Awards: Reporter of the year (2018), Award of Outstanding Performance UCJTV (2019), Director of Mobilization (2019), Union of Campus Journalists, University of Ilorin
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“There’s enough”: IPMAN mentions Nigerian state not affected by scarcity, fuel sold cheaper
The fuel crisis that is plaguing some regions of the country is unlikely to hit Port Harcourt and its surrounding areas, according to Petroleum Marketers.
Full list: Dangote gains, Rabiu loses as new ranking shows top 10 African billionaires in 2024
Significant events in 2024 in several African countries warped the macroeconomy and affected the wealth of billionaires through factors like inflation and others.
Access, Zenith, UBA, other Nigerian banks set ATM withdrawal limits for customers
It is currently difficult for Nigerians to take out cash from banks or automated teller machines (ATMs) around the country based oon new findings.
Meet Dalu Ajene, Standard Chartered Bank's new CEO with an impressive track record
In order to strengthen its operations in Nigeria and support its clientele in the country, Standard Chartered Bank has appointed a new CEO in the region.
Dealers, experts explain reasons naira lost over N200/$ despite CBN’s actions, predict future outcome
Due to the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) delayed currency disbursements to BDCs, banks and end users' demand for dollars has increased in the parallel market.
Naira gains over N200/£ in 24 hours as banks, others sell British Pound at new rate
After losing continuously against the British pound for the past week, the Nigerian Naira has made significant gains against it in the previous day or two.
Zenith, Access, other banks that have moved to raise capital base ahead of CBN deadline
To meet the new capital requirements set by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), big banks have sprung into action by looking to raise their capital base.
“People have no choice”: FG finally speaks as MultiChoice explains increase in DStv, GOtv subscriptions
The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) opened up on the reason behind Multichoice's recent increase in its cable services, DStv and GOtv.
Expert speaks on solutions to naira volatility as local currency loses ground to dollar
Economist Muda Yusuf has argued in favour of lowering market volatility because he believes it will promote speculation and create unpredictability.
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