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Abigail Ikhaghu

Abigail Ikhaghu is a seasoned journalist with The Guardian Nigeria, bringing four years of experience covering business, energy, maritime, health, agro-economy, and general news.

Articles: 370
Joined: 2022

Latest Articles (370)

News

CBN introduces overnight financing rate to deepen money market

7 months ago

Business

Guinness Nigeria returns to profit, declares N2 dividend

7 months ago

Business

Rising prices may push over 20 million Africans into hunger, IMF warns

7 months ago

Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu 2

Business

Leaders, investors converge on Lagos for Africa Social Impact Summit

7 months ago

Politics

MKO Abiola’s family congratulates Yayi on emergence as APC flagbearer

7 months ago

Business

Rensource unveils new leadership to drive Africa expansion

7 months ago

Head of Market Research at FXTM, Lukman Otunuga

Business

Stronger naira, inflation, oil surge dominate market focus

7 months ago

Business

CPPE faults World Bank’s call for increased fuel, food imports

7 months ago

Business

Elumelu promises outsourced staff conversions as UBA graduates 720 trainees

7 months ago

News

World Bank: Multidimensional poverty threatening Nigeria’s economic potential

7 months ago

Business

Nigeria ranks third as five countries control 70% of African banks’ $107 billion revenue

7 months ago

Business

Firms secure data protection, e-invoicing compliance certification

7 months ago

Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun

Business

Business confidence weakens amid rising input costs

7 months ago

Business

Audit links multi-billion naira abuse to old Union Bank management

7 months ago

Business

Only 10.5% of employed Nigerian women are in salaried jobs

7 months ago

L-R: Segun Ogunsanya, Chairman, Cycleflow Limited; Dahlia Khalifa, Regional Director, Central Africa and Nigeria, International Finance Corporation (IFC); Jumoke Oduwole, Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment; Emomotimi Agama, Director General, Securities and Exchange Commission/Representing Wale Edun, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy of Nigeria; and Alexander “Sandy” Kemper, Chairman/CEO, C2FO, during the Official Launch of Cycleflow powered by C2FO in partnership with the IFC, in Lagos, on Thursday, 2nd April, 2026

Business

Credit not accessible to over 95% MSMEs, says Edun

7 months ago

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Latest Articles (370)

CBN introduces overnight financing rate to deepen money market

Guinness Nigeria returns to profit, declares N2 dividend

Rising prices may push over 20 million Africans into hunger, IMF warns

Leaders, investors converge on Lagos for Africa Social Impact Summit

MKO Abiola’s family congratulates Yayi on emergence as APC flagbearer

Rensource unveils new leadership to drive Africa expansion

Stronger naira, inflation, oil surge dominate market focus

CPPE faults World Bank’s call for increased fuel, food imports

Elumelu promises outsourced staff conversions as UBA graduates 720 trainees

World Bank: Multidimensional poverty threatening Nigeria’s economic potential

Nigeria ranks third as five countries control 70% of African banks’ $107 billion revenue

Firms secure data protection, e-invoicing compliance certification

Business confidence weakens amid rising input costs

Audit links multi-billion naira abuse to old Union Bank management

Only 10.5% of employed Nigerian women are in salaried jobs

Credit not accessible to over 95% MSMEs, says Edun