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Damilola Esebame, FinanceTracked

Damilola Esebame

Senior Finance Journalist

About Damilola

Damilola Esebame leads FinanceTracked’s content strategy with a unique blend of journalism expertise and certified financial education. As an NFEC Certified Financial Education Instructor℠ (CFEI®), he brings both professional credentials and a genuine commitment to making finance accessible to everyone.

With eight years of editorial experience, Damilola specializes in stock market analysis, NGX equities, DeFi, crypto, macroeconomics, and FX. He leads daily NGX reporting and international equity coverage alongside his work in emerging financial technologies. His bylines have appeared in leading outlets including FinanceFeeds and Investing.com, where he delivers data-backed explainers, market analysis, and interviews that transform complex financial concepts into practical insights.

Beyond the bylines, Damilola has worked directly with individuals on budgeting, debt recovery, and financial planning, bringing empathy and real-world practicality to every piece of guidance. His teaching philosophy centers on clarity and action, ensuring readers not only understand financial concepts but can confidently apply them.

At FinanceTracked, Damilola oversees editorial direction, content quality, and the development of resources that serve both everyday individuals and finance professionals.

Articles by Damilola Esebame

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Aliko Dangote's portrait caricature
Investing

Dangote promises Ethiopians a stake in $2.5bn plant

The Dangote roadshow in Addis unveils a fertilizer carve-out for Horn of Africa investors

Damilola EsebameOct 20, 2026
Caricature picture of Dangote in his refinery
Investing

Dangote’s $1.6B IPO eyes Cairo as Africa buy-in grows

The Dangote IPO is reaching markets no African offering ever has

Damilola EsebameOct 16, 2026
Caricature photo of Tony Elumelu
Investing

Elumelu co-leads $15 billion push for West Africa

Elumelu targets $15 billion to rewire West Africa’s infrastructure

Damilola EsebameOct 16, 2026
Caricature image of Dangote
Investing

Why is Dangote extending an already oversubscribed IPO?

Dangote’s refinery offer is chasing something bigger than cash

Damilola EsebameOct 14, 2026
Caricature image of Protaxi Official Launch Event
News

ProTaxi launched in Abuja with Aso Rock in the room

ProTaxi’s 1,000 EV fleet drew a rare presidential nod

Damilola EsebameOct 3, 2026
NGX building
Investing

NGX oil stocks stumble on Q4’s opening bell

Aradel led the damage as every NGX energy name closed lower

Damilola EsebameOct 2, 2026
Caricature image of Moniepoint building
Investing

Moniepoint tests a radical new role for its PoS empire

Moniepoint is selling Dangote shares where you withdraw cash

Damilola EsebameSep 26, 2026
Caricature portrait of Femi Otedola
Investing

Otedola’s $1.9B fortune has a surprising new engine

Otedola spent decades building wealth through oil and power, but a banking giant now accounts for most of his billionaire fortune.

Damilola EsebameSep 19, 2026
Caricature image of Dangote and dangote refinery
News

Dangote Refinery sets a ₦5,250 entry point for millions

Dangote Refinery opened its ₦2.15 trillion IPO with a buy-in designed to bring millions of first-time investors onto the Nigerian Exchange.

Damilola EsebameSep 14, 2026
Caricature image of NNPC fuel station
News

NNPC eyes 70 fuel stations where drivers pump and pay

NNPC’s first solar-powered self-service station hints at a broader push that could change the way Nigerian motorists buy fuel.

Damilola EsebameSep 11, 2026
Caricature image of Dangote
News

Dangote IPO hasn’t started but NGX lost ₦1.88trn in a day

Investors dumped banking stocks and blue chips on September 8 as the Dangote IPO forced early portfolio decisions across the Nigerian Exchange.

Damilola EsebameSep 9, 2026
Caricature portrait of Mr Eazi
News

Mr Eazi takes 17% of a Ghanaian drug maker after tragedy

Mr Eazi bought a 17.31% stake in a struggling Ghanaian pharmaceutical company, but the real story is what he witnessed during the final years of his mother’s life.

Damilola EsebameSep 8, 2026