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Bank credit to Nigeria’s agric sector rose from about N1.46trn in 2021 to N3.81trn by January 2026 — Regius Capital

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A Securities and Exchange Commission-licensed issuing house, Regius Capital Limited, has disclosed that bank credit to Nigeria’s agriculture sector rose

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