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The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has supported Veenocks Limited’s porcelain tile manufacturing plant in Sagamu, Ogun State, Nigeria, through its Project Preparation Facility (PPF) and a US$81.9 million senior term loan.
Nigeria has opened subscriptions for its November 2026 Federal Government Savings Bond offer, with annual interest rates of 13.250 per cent for the two-year bond and 14.250 per cent for the three-year bond.
The average yield on Nigerian Treasury Bills moderated as fixed-income investors piled into positions amid spot-rate repricing across standard tenors on new issuance.
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The Federal Government has approved a nationwide scale-up of the ‘One Kindred, One Business Initiative’ (OKOBI) of Imo Government as a strategy to tackle unemployment and boost the country’s economy.
Banks’ placement at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) standing deposit facility (SLF) and additional inflows from expired OMO bills kept money market liquidity in surplus.,