Manufacturers need more than BOI loans to deliver Nigeria’s $1 trillion economy, Alliance says

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BOI unveils interaction report, targets 35% MSME backing successful 2026

…says manufacturing operating beneath 50% capableness contempt BOI support, warns of deeper structural situation The Alliance for Economic Research and

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Manufacturers need more than BOI loans to deliver Nigeria’s $1 trillion economy, Alliance says

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