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Peace Longe, FinanceTracked

Peace Longe

Senior Financial Journalist

About Peace

Peace is a stocks writer and personal finance journalist at FinanceTracked who explains money, markets, and everyday financial decisions in clear, practical language. His work has appeared in publications including TheStreet, FXEmpire, Benzinga, Investing.com, and Crypto.news, where he has built a track record of making complex financial topics accessible to a broad audience.

At FinanceTracked, Peace covers daily NGX stock movements, equity analysis, and personal finance topics ranging from budgeting and saving to investing and tax planning. His reporting gives readers a grounded perspective on how movements in Nigerian and international equity markets connect to the financial decisions they face every day.

Peace’s editorial approach is built on the belief that good financial journalism should meet readers where they are. Whether he is breaking down an NGX earnings report or explaining how a policy change affects household budgets, he brings the same focus on clarity and usefulness.

Articles by Peace Longe

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Bolt responds as Uber’s 12-year Nigeria run ends
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Bolt responds as Uber’s 12-year Nigeria run ends

Bolt vows to stay in Nigeria after Uber’s sudden exit, but the same cost pressures that pushed its rival out have not gone anywhere.

Peace LongeSep 3, 2026
Caricature image of Seplat energy refinery
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Seplat eyes a $410M dividend bonanza for 2026

Seplat’s planned 2026 payout would represent close to half of every dollar the company has ever returned to shareholders.

Peace LongeSep 2, 2026
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Nigeria’s 4.43% GDP tells two very different stories

Nigeria posted its strongest second-quarter GDP growth in five years, but the headline hides a sharp sectoral split that could shape the economy for the rest of 2026.

Peace LongeSep 1, 2026
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Fidelity Bank drops 2.44% as NGX sell-off drags on

Fidelity Bank slid to ₦20.00 a share as the Nigerian Exchange extended a brutal losing streak that has now erased nearly ₦6 trillion in market value.

Peace LongeAug 22, 2026
Caricature image of TotalEnergies building
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TotalEnergies Nigeria drops 10% in one session

TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria hit the NGX daily price floor as the broader market logged its longest losing streak of 2026.

Peace LongeAug 21, 2026
Skyway Aviation building
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Skyway Aviation hits a 52-week peak then drops 10%

Skyway Aviation opened at its highest price in a year before a broad NGX selloff dragged it to the daily loss limit, raising fresh questions about the stock’s valuation.

Peace LongeAug 18, 2026
NGX building
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NGX volume surges 127%, but the market still fell

NGX trading activity more than doubled in a single week as investors swapped 12.15 billion shares, yet the All-Share Index still closed lower.

Peace LongeAug 17, 2026
Transcorp Power
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Transcorp Power slides to 52-week low in Friday rout

Transcorp Power sat at its 52-week floor of ₦219.60 on August 14 as the broader NGX selloff dragged the stock deeper into yearly-low territory.

Peace LongeAug 15, 2026
Nestle Nigeria building
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Nestle holds at ₦2,800 while peers crumble around it

Nestle Nigeria barely moved on August 13 as BUA Foods, Guinness, and NASCON each shed roughly 10% in a consumer goods rout that erased N613 billion from the NGX.

Peace LongeAug 14, 2026
Dangote Sugar Refinery
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Dangote Sugar draws 73,000 shares and still edges up

Dangote Sugar closed higher on a session that wiped ₦1.76 trillion from the NGX, and the reason goes beyond one good day.

Peace LongeAug 13, 2026
Guinness Nigeria
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Guinness Nigeria drops 9% in broad NGX selloff

Guinness Nigeria shed nearly 9% on August 11 as a sweeping selloff erased N1.17 trillion from the Nigerian Exchange in one session.

Peace LongeAug 12, 2026
Airtel Africa building
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Airtel Africa’s buyback blitz hits 17.4 million shares

Airtel Africa has now snapped up more than 17 million of its own shares in under three months, with every single one headed for permanent cancellation.

Peace LongeAug 11, 2026