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NCGC guarantees unlock N46.95bn loans for 67,512 Nigerians – Tinubu

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu said participating lenders have extended N46.95 billion in loans through the National Credit Guarantee Company, NCGC.

Tinubu made this disclosure in a statement on his official X account on Monday.

According to him, NCGC has issued N21.59 billion in guarantees so far.

He stressed that the government-owned credit firm has 67,512 borrowers across 25 states and the Federal Capital Territory, with 11,374 of them being women.

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“NCGC has issued N21.59 billion in guarantees. On the strength of those guarantees, participating lenders have extended N46.95 billion in loans.

“3.5 percent are first-time formal borrowers. For more than 22,000 Nigerians, this is their first entry into the formal credit system.

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“They now have a credit record they can build. Each successful repayment strengthens that record and can make the next loan easier to secure,” he stated.

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