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<p>Financial Derivatives says before the #ENDSARS protest became a crisis, it had crippled Lagos businesses, markets and traffic while also inducing artificial scarcity of commodities.</p>


FDC: Nigeria’s October inflation will spike to 14.4%

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Lagos state is among the top five states with the highest unemployed population in Nigeria – that’s according to data from the Labour Force Statistics of the National Bureau of Statistics. Nosike Nwajide, Analyst at FDC joins CNBC Africa to explore ways to change the narrative on unemployment in Nigeria.</p>


How Nigeria plans to change the narrative on unemployment

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<p>The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation recently announced that the cost of producing a barrel of crude oil from Nigeria’s oil fields has further dropped to 20 dollars and that it is targeting to lower it further to 15 dollars per barrel soon.</p>


NNPC plans to cut crude production cost to $20/barrel

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<p>As the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries and non- OPEC members meets in Vienna, industry analysts are expecting an extension of the oil cut deal. Nosike Nwajide, Analyst, Financial Derivatives joins CNBC Africa to discuss this.</p>


OPEC’s Vienna meeting: What to expect?

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<p>According to the National Bureau of Statistics, Nigeria&#8217;s inflation figures for August will be released tomorrow. Financial Derivatives projects a marginal fall in inflation from 16.05 per cent in July to 16.03 per cent in August.</p>


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FDC: Nigeria’s October inflation will spike to 14.4%

How Nigeria plans to change the narrative on unemployment

NNPC plans to cut crude production cost to $20/barrel

OPEC’s Vienna meeting: What to expect?

Analysts predict drop in Nigeria’s inflation for August

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Nosike Nwajide

FDC: Nigeria’s October inflation will spike to 14.4%

How Nigeria plans to change the narrative on unemployment

NNPC plans to cut crude production cost to $20/barrel

OPEC’s Vienna meeting: What to expect?

Analysts predict drop in Nigeria’s inflation for August

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