Nigeria
Chungking: Africa's handset hub
Submitted by loner on 16 February, 2009 - 12:14am- Africa
- cellular telephone
- China
- Chinese new year
- Chinese University of Hong Kong
- Egypt
- Even accounting
- Financial Times
- Ghana
- Gordon Mathews
- handset trader
- Hong Kong
- Igbom
- intricate network
- Kenya
- Kingsley Igbom
- Lagos
- mobile phones
- Nathan Road
- New Year's Day
- Nigeria
- Nigerian Communications Commission
- Peter Shadbolt
- sports bags
- sub-Saharan Africa
- telecommunications
- the Financial Times Hong Kong
- the Post
- Togo
Nathan Road trade corners market in mobiles for half a continent
Under the harsh glare of Chungking Mansions' fluorescent lights, Nigerian handset trader Kingsley Igbom is having a cash-flow problem.
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Oil
Submitted by loner on 27 October, 2003 - 1:13pm Strikes in Venezuela and the prospect of war in Iraq make Opec's belated decision on production and quota levels look irrelevant. But the cartel's action provides an important boost to its credibility. Its members account for only one-third of global production, but they supply two-thirds of exports. Restoring confidence depends partly on Venezuela, Nigeria and Algeria, the most likely defaulters, sticking to the new limits.
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