Iโm building Finance in Africa, a platform making financial information on banking, insurance, capital markets, and fintech across the continent more accessible and actionable. My work sits at the intersection of journalism, finance, and storytellingโwith a focus on driving industry insight and professional relevance.
Previously, I was Brand Storyteller at Moniepoint, where I led thought leadership and business storytelling that shaped investor conversations and unlocked partnerships. I also served as Managing Editor at Techpoint Africa, where I directed coverage of Africaโs fintech and innovation economy. Iโve developed industry reports, interviewed global tech leaders, and co-produced events and podcasts that reached hundreds of thousands.
Letโs connect on LinkedIn or Twitter (sorry X), or send tips to emmanuel@financeinafrica.com.
Iโm building Finance in Africa, a platform making financial information on banking, insurance, capital markets, and fintech across the continent more accessible and actionable. My work sits at the intersection of journalism, finance, and storytellingโwith a focus on driving industry insight and professional relevance.
Previously, I was Brand Storyteller at Moniepoint, where I led thought leadership and business storytelling that shaped investor conversations and unlocked partnerships. I also served as Managing Editor at Techpoint Africa, where I directed coverage of Africaโs fintech and innovation economy. Iโve developed industry reports, interviewed global tech leaders, and co-produced events and podcasts that reached hundreds of thousands.
Letโs connect on LinkedIn or Twitter (sorry X), or send tips to emmanuel@financeinafrica.com.
Iโm building Finance in Africa, a platform making financial information on banking, insurance, capital markets, and fintech across the continent more accessible and actionable. My work sits at the intersection of journalism, finance, and storytellingโwith a focus on driving industry insight and professional relevance.
Previously, I was Brand Storyteller at Moniepoint, where I led thought leadership and business storytelling that shaped investor conversations and unlocked partnerships. I also served as Managing Editor at Techpoint Africa, where I directed coverage of Africaโs fintech and innovation economy. Iโve developed industry reports, interviewed global tech leaders, and co-produced events and podcasts that reached hundreds of thousands.
Letโs connect on LinkedIn or Twitter (sorry X), or send tips to emmanuel@financeinafrica.com.
Iโm building Finance in Africa, a platform making financial information on banking, insurance, capital markets, and fintech across the continent more accessible and actionable. My work sits at the intersection of journalism, finance, and storytellingโwith a focus on driving industry insight and professional relevance.
Previously, I was Brand Storyteller at Moniepoint, where I led thought leadership and business storytelling that shaped investor conversations and unlocked partnerships. I also served as Managing Editor at Techpoint Africa, where I directed coverage of Africaโs fintech and innovation economy. Iโve developed industry reports, interviewed global tech leaders, and co-produced events and podcasts that reached hundreds of thousands.
Letโs connect on LinkedIn or Twitter (sorry X), or send tips to emmanuel@financeinafrica.com.
Nigeria has confirmed payment on a $4bn Eurobond coupon after initially missing its 28 March deadline, citing public holidays and โtransition issuesโ for the delay.
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The finance ministry says Nigeriaโs delayed Eurobond couponโdue 28 Marchโwas paid within days. Investors had flagged the missed deadline.
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Nigeria has confirmed payment on a $4bn Eurobond coupon after initially missing its 28 March deadline, citing public holidays and โtransition issuesโ for the delay.
Leverage how money works in Africa
Get exclusive insights across banking, payments, and technology to gain a competitive advantage in Africaโs financial sector.