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Categories: BUSINESS
Nigeria domestic financing drive
Entities: Nigeria · Bank of Industry · Adedoyin Salami · Tope Fasua · Association of Nigerian Development Finance Institutions
Overview
In late July 2026, the Bank of Industry’s Managing Director urged Nigeria to reduce dependence on foreign development finance and to build a stronger domestic financing architecture. He emphasized that development finance institutions should act as catalysts, mobilising capital for infrastructure, industrialisation, agriculture, housing and SMEs.
Two days later, Nigeria’s Chief Economic Adviser called for incentivised private capital—both domestic and international—and urged a review of the country’s high interest‑rate policy. He highlighted the need for a regulatory environment that balances security with investor interests, while a presidential aide warned that prolonged tight monetary policy could hinder growth more than it controls inflation.
Timeline
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8 days ago
[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesNigeria Calls for Incentivized Private Capital and Review of Rate Hikes to Boost GrowthNigeria urges incentivised private capital and a rethink of tight rate hikes, warning high rates may curb growth while reforms shrink fiscal space.
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10 days ago
[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesNigeria urged to boost domestic capital for development, says Bank of Industry chiefBank of Industry chief Olasupo Olusi urges Nigeria to rely on domestic capital for infrastructure, industry and MSMEs, citing shrinking global development finance.
Sources
arise.tv · blueprint.ng · nairametrics.com · nigerianeye.com · punchng.com · technologytimes.ng · thisdaylive.com