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Nigeria’s consumer credit falls to N3.8 trillion, first decline in six years

Nairametrics · 1h ago · 🇳🇬 Nigeria

Nigeria’s consumer credit falls to N3.8 trillion, first decline in six years

Consumer credit outstanding fell by 19.89% to N3.78 trillion in 2025 from N4.72 trillion in the preceding period, marking the first decline since December 2019, according to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The post Nigeria’s consumer credit falls to N3.8 trillion, first decline in six years appeared first on Nairametrics .

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