Capital-hungry Nigerian banks issue stocks amid economic squeeze

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A growing number of Nigerian banks are tapping the country’s stock market to raise fresh capital amid mounting economic headwinds that have exacerbated the cost-of-living crisis and kept many foreign investors on the sidelines.

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