Nigeria’s financial inclusion is growing, but access to credit still lags
Nigeria’s financial inclusion has risen to 73%, but access to formal credit remains low as high borrowing costs and lending risks shut millions out.
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Nigeria has made progress in bringing more people into the formal financial system, but having a bank account does not necessarily mean being able to obtain a loan. While more Nigerians can now access financial services, borrowing costs, limited credit histories, and irregular incomes still shape who can obtain formal…
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