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Friday Ehime Alex is a Nigerian business and finance journalist based in Lagos, with over seven years of experience covering economic policy, financial markets, and regulatory developments in Africa’s largest economy.

His reporting focuses on the intersection of public policy, market performance, and institutional accountability — translating complex macroeconomic trends into accessible, data-driven narratives.

From federal budget frameworks and central bank directives to corporate earnings an…

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Ehime Alex, Author at Financial Street

Ehime Alex, Author at Financial Street

The Managing Director of Afrinvest, Mr Ike Chioke, has said that the oil sector still remains a challenge to …

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Nigeria's economy faces Omicron's hurdle - Financial Street

Nigeria's economy faces Omicron's hurdle - Financial Street

The new variant of the Coronavirus Disease, known as Omicron, poses a big threat to the global economy, espec…

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Saving Nigeria from looming debt distress - Financial Street

Saving Nigeria from looming debt distress - Financial Street

The recent report by the International Monetary Fund, that more trouble looms for low-income countries in 202…

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NGX: Hedging to boost Nigerian economy - Financial Street

NGX: Hedging to boost Nigerian economy - Financial Street

The die is cast in leveraging derivatives to support the growth of the Nigerian economy and boost market inve…

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Dusting NNPC's financial books - Financial Street

Dusting NNPC's financial books - Financial Street

NNPC will, in the coming weeks, be responding to calls on it to clear the air on irregularities detected in i…

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Why Nigeria can't remove fuel subsidy - Zakka - Financial Street

Why Nigeria can't remove fuel subsidy - Zakka - Financial Street

Bala Zakka, a public affairs analyst, in this interview with EHIME ALEX, explains the subsidy regime and the …

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Nigeria’s Inflation Eases To 15.06% In February – NBS

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| thepinnacleng.com
Nigeria’s headline inflation rate declined slightly to 15.06 per cent in February 2026, indicating a continued but gradual easing of price pressures across the economy. Data released on Monday by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed the rate slipped by 0.04 percentage points from 15.10 per cent recorded in January.
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Balogun Market Inferno Sparks Concerns Over Insurance Coverage for Destroyed Properties

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| thepinnacleng.com
One of the pertinent worries that has trailed the Christmas Day fire incident at the popular Balogun Market in Lagos State is whether the buildings affected were insured. Pinnacle Daily reported that the fire, which destroyed the Great Nigeria Insurance House on Martins Street, Lagos Island, broke out at about 5 p.m. on Wednesday.
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Key Questions Analysts Are Raising as N’Assembly Fast-Tracks 2026 Budget

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| thepinnacleng.com
On Friday, December 19, 2025, Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu presented a proposed 2026 budget size of N58.18 trillion to a joint session of the National Assembly. Christened ‘Budget of Consolidation, Renewed Resilience and Shared Prosperity’, it aims to consolidate economic reforms and boost growth. It was read for the first time on the same day, and as of  Tuesday, December 23, it has passed the second reading in the Senate.
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