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Dutch bank Oks €5 mln loan for Nigeria bank

The Dutch Development Bank has approved a five-year unsecured term loan of €5 million for Fortis Microfinance Bank in Nigeria, Business Day Online reports. Money / Wikipedia Fortis Microfinance Bank is the first microfinance bank in Nigeria to receive financial aid from the Dutch bank which had which investment portfolio of €6.3 billion.

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