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How Nigeria’s first private debt fund will improve access to capital
Nigeria’s mid-sized companies are critical to economic growth and development, contributing significantly to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), employment and national...
Nigeria’s mid-sized companies are critical to economic growth and development, contributing significantly to Gross Domestic Product (GDP), employment and national...
The Nigeria Infrastructure Debt Fund (NIDF), the first listed infrastructure debt fund in the country, has recorded a 20.1 percentage...
Despite the bloated recurrent spending in the 2024 budget and a significant infrastructure gap, Nigeria’s debt repayment now exceeds both...
Over the past decade, external debt for low and middle-income countries (LMICs) has surged, outpacing their economic growth and raising...
Nigeria’s rising borrowing cost could threaten the stability and prosperity of its future of generations, experts say. Over the past...
Nigeria’s growing debt service bill is on course to bring about dire consequences for its future generations, economy watchers have...
Nigeria’s public debt profile will show over eightfold increase in the last 10 years when the central bank loan that...
Nigeria’s total public debt rose slightly from N87.38 trillion in June to N87.91 trillion at the end of September 2023,...
A civil society organisation, Brain Builders Youth Development Initiative (BBYDI) has advised Lagos and other states in the South-West region,...
Nigerians are more likely to borrow from friends, family and loan apps rather than commercial banks, Piggyvest Savings Report shows....