Yusuf Abdulfatai

Yusuf Abdulfatai Adekunle is a finance and economics reporter at Billioniares.Africa. He is also a lecturer at Kwara State Polytechnic University. Previously, he worked as an economic analyst for Bulwark Intelligence. Abdulfatai is a trained economist with an expert knowledge of business and economics. He has a master's degree in economics and holds a Chartered Management Accountant certification from the Institute of Chartered Management Accounting.

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