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  1. Nigeria’s Debt Concerns Rise as FG Secures Additional $6.45 Billion in Loans from World Bank

    Nigeria Nigeria’s Debt Concerns Rise as FG Secures Additional $6.45 Billion in Loans from World Bank

    The Nigerian government, under President Bola Tinubu, has secured $6.45 billion in loans from the World Bank in 16 months. Recent approvals aim to address key sectors like healthcare and education. Concerns grow over the rising debt profile, with Nigeria's total borrowing from the World Bank...
  2. Palliative Loan Programme: Here's How to Apply for Nigeria's Federal Government Funding Programs for Nano Businesses

    Nigeria Palliative Loan Programme: Here's How to Apply for Nigeria's Federal Government Funding Programs for Nano Businesses

    The Federal Government of Nigeria, under the auspices of the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment, is introducing two initiatives aimed at mitigating the impact of the fuel subsidy removal: the Presidential Conditional Grant Programme and the Presidential Palliative Loan...
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    Money Every Fourth US Citizen Has Received Bad Credit Loans–Should You Do the Same Thing?

    Personal loans have become a worthy financial instrument. According to the LendingClub report, almost 25% of US citizens have already applied for bad credit loans. No wonder that it has become one of the most efficient credit services, leaving credit cards behind. In the professional survey...
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    Need A Loan? 7 Reasons You Should Consider Salary Advance

    Salary Advance is a salary-based temporary overdraft facility, which enables staff of private companies and government agencies to access a certain percentage of their net monthly salary in advance. This loan product is aimed at bridging the funding gap for employees of corporate entities...
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    Business Nigeria: Why We Will Abandon Local Loans for Foreign Loans - Adeosun

    The Federal Government t is ready to source for loans to fund its budget deficit from multilateral institutions and international lending partners instead of borrowing locally. The Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, said this in Washington DC that foreign loans were cheaper as some...
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