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Oyo State Secures ₦400 Billion in Loans and Refinancing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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The State House of Assembly approved a ₦100 billion loan request from United Bank for Africa to finance infrastructure projects. Additionally, the Assembly approved a ₦300 billion arrangement to refinance an existing contractors’ loan through Access Bank. The two facilities total ₦400 billion.

From vanguardngr.com

Why it matters

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The state’s borrowing decisions have intensified political exchanges, with the All Progressives Congress questioning the administration’s financial management. The approval of these facilities provides significant funding for the state’s infrastructure projects.

From vanguardngr.com

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  • Oyo StateSpeculative

    Oyo State might reduce interest costs and secure funding for infrastructure projects via the refinancing arrangement.

  • United Bank for AfricaSpeculative

    United Bank for Africa could see increased revenue from the state’s new lending facilities.

  • Access BankSpeculative

    Access Bank could receive direct credit and funding through the ₦300 billion loan refinancing.

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