Nigeria Recapitalisation
Nigeria's banking recapitalisation ends with a N1trn drop in private sector credit. Banks must invest in real sectors.
Ibrahim Hassan
East Africa Bureau Chief
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The banking recapitalisation in Nigeria has come to an end, marking a new phase of financial resilience for the country's banks. As the process concludes, industry analysts are calling for banks to invest the capital in real sectors such as industrialisation that can drive growth. This comes amidst a drop of N1trn in private sector credit. The need for banks to drive industrialisation and boost economic growth is paramount.
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