Why Nigerian companies are turning away from bank loans

    David Olujinmi | Editor’s picks | Feb 25, 2025    
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An assessment of selected Nigerian companies’ new net borrowings in 2024 indicates a decline in reliance on bank loans for working capital. This is as rising interest rates scare off borrowers.

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