Nigeria’s Bank Lending to Private Sector Hits N75.62tn Post-Recapitalisation

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•Banks’ credit to Nigeria’s private sector reached N75.62 trillion as of April 2026.
•This lending level is the highest recorded since the banking sector recapitalisation.
•Fidelity Bank is a key player in the current banking recapitalisation drive.
•The increase in credit reflects improved liquidity and confidence in Nigeria’s banking system.

▸If Nigerian banks continue to increase lending to the private sector then private businesses may expand operations, potentially driving economic growth and job creation.

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Fidelity Bank’s leading role in the recapitalisation and increased lending may improve its profitability and investor confidence.

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