What to expect from Nigerian banks before end of FY 2025

    David Olujinmi | Editor’s picks | Aug 20, 2025    
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The banking recapitalisation exercise has a Q1 2026 deadline, and in preparation, many Nigerian banks have been strengthening their equity base. Collectively, banks have raised over N2.5 trillion through recapitalisation efforts, both domestically and internationally.

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