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Sunday Micheal OGWU

Sunday Micheal OGWU

Sunday Michael Ogwu is a Nigerian journalist and editor of Pinnacle Daily. He is known for his work in business and economic reporting. He has held editorial roles in prominent Nigerian media outlets, where he has focused on economic policy, financial markets, and developmental issues affecting Nigeria and Africa more broadly.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised its 2026 growth forecast for Nigeria by 0.1 percentage point to 4.2 per cent. It left its 2027 projection unchanged at 4.3 per cent and urged the government to cushion vulnerable households from rising food and energy prices. The projections are in the Fund’s latest World Economic Outlook, …

Finance ministers and central bankers from 191 countries are in Thailand for the week-long gathering, the first outside Washington in three years. The 2026 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group kicked off on Monday in Bangkok. They run through Sunday, October 18, as more than 15,000 policymakers, economists, …

Leaked emails show that Deloitte’s Cyprus affiliate approved backdated paperwork for companies beneficially owned by Roman Abramovich. This helped the firms retroactively shift billions of dollars in assets from Cyprus to the British Virgin Islands (BVI) in an apparent attempt to get around tightening tax and transparency laws. The findings come from the Cyprus Confidential …

Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals FZE is offering East African investors nearly 20 per cent of its initial public offering (IPO), seeking to raise up to $300.4 million from the region. The details are in an information memorandum released on Wednesday, after regulators in Kenya and Uganda cleared the way for eligible investors in both …

Dangote Refinery: PENGASSAN, NUPENG Actions Threaten National Security - Expert

Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG) has presented GenScan AI, the winning entry of the 2026 Nigeria Prize for Science and Innovation (NPSI), to stakeholders in Abuja. The artificial intelligence (AI) tool could speed up magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and widen access to diagnostic services. Developed by Mary-Brenda Akoda, GenScan AI uses AI to shorten MRI scan …

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