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BoI secures €2.22bn, N250bn funding for Nigerian industries

Vanguard News October 27, 2026 16 views
BoI secures €2.22bn, N250bn funding for Nigerian industries

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BoI Secures €2.22bn, N250bn Funding for Nigerian Industries

The Bank of Industry (BoI) has secured substantial funding for Nigerian industries, with a total of €2.22 billion (approximately $2.7 billion USD) and N250 billion ($330 million USD) from various sources to support the growth of the country's manufacturing sector and create job opportunities for Nigerians.

BoI's Funding Drive

The funding comes as part of BoI's ongoing efforts to mobilize long-term capital for the development of Nigerian industries. The bank's Managing Director/CEO, Dr. Olasupo Olusi, revealed that the financing will be deployed to agriculture and healthcare manufacturing sectors, as well as the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment's National Industrial Finance Compact.

Industrial Development in Nigeria

  • BoI's funding will support the growth of Nigeria's manufacturing sector
  • The bank's financing will create job opportunities for Nigerians
  • The bank's capital mobilization efforts align with the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment's National Industrial Finance Compact

Bank of Industry's New Strategies

BoI's strategies include:

  • Focusing on agriculture and healthcare manufacturing sectors
  • Collaborating with the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment on the National Industrial Finance Compact
  • Expanding the bank's iDICE (Industrial Development and Investment Credit Enhancement) programme to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the manufacturing sector

BoI's Impact on Nigerian Economy

Dr. Olusi stated that the new funding will have a significant impact on Nigeria's economy:

  • BoI's funding will boost Nigeria's manufacturing sector
  • The bank's financing will create job opportunities for Nigerians
  • The bank's initiatives will contribute to the Federal Government's drive to diversify the economy and reduce dependence on oil revenue

Bank of Industry's Partnerships

BoI has partnered with various stakeholders to support the growth of Nigerian industries:

  • Collaborating with the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment on the National Industrial Finance Compact
  • Working with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development on the Agricultural Development Programme
  • Partnering with the National Social Investment Programme to support SMEs in the manufacturing sector

Bank of Industry's Mission

BoI's mission is to:

  • Facilitating industrial development and job creation in Nigeria
  • Supporting the Federal Government's drive to diversify the economy and reduce dependence on oil revenue
  • Increasing SMEs' access to financing in the manufacturing sector

BoI's Impact on Nigerian Economy

The Bank of Industry's initiatives have had a significant impact on Nigeria's economy:

  • Increased capital mobilization for Nigerian industries
  • Supported job creation in Nigeria
  • Contributed to the Federal Government's efforts to reduce Nigeria's dependence on oil revenue

BoI's Partnerships

BoI has formed strategic partnerships with various stakeholders to support Nigeria's industrial development:

  • Collaborating with the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment on the National Industrial Finance Compact
  • Working with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development on the Agricultural Development Programme
  • Partnering with the National Social Investment Programme to support SMEs in the manufacturing sector

BoI's Mission

The Bank of Industry's mission is to:

  • Facilitate industrial development and job creation in Nigeria
  • Supports the Federal Government's drive to reduce Nigeria's dependence on oil revenue
  • Enhance SMEs' access to financing in the manufacturing sector

BoI's Activities

BoI has concluded major financing transactions between 2024 and 2026,

<small>Source: Vanguard News — read the original story there.</small>

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