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Nigeria’s consumer credit drops 20% to N3.8tn

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Nigeria’s consumer credit declined by 20% to N3.78tn in 2025, the first drop in six years, as high interest rates impacted household borrowing. Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerias-consumer-credit-drops-20-to-n3-8tn/

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