Access to finance: The Nigerian perspective (2024-2025)
Download ReportAccess to Finance in Nigeria 2025 presents findings from interviewing over 3,000 adults across the 36 states of the country and the Federal Capital Territory.
- Bank or mobile money account and the role of location, gender, and age, among others
- Bank or mobile money account ownership in 2022 and 2024
- Proximity of financial institution branch to people
- Other financial services that people need
- The services people use agency banking (PoS agents) for
- The challenges with using agency banking
- The financial services that people will use in 2025
- Methodology
- Acknowledgement
- Introduction
- Industry figures
- Key figures
- The people
- Demography
- Banking facilities: location and proximity
- Bank or mobile money account ownership
- Gender breakdown
- Regional breakdown
- Education and account ownership
- Proximity of bank branch
- Other financial services that people use
- Banking channels
- Challenges in accessing financial services
- People without a bank or mobile money account
- Reasons for account ownership
- Financial services that people want
- How people without bank account save or receive money from outside their community
- Agency banking usage
- Services people use agency banking for
- Challenges with patronising agency banking
- Account ownership and agency banking usage
- 2025 outlook
- Financial services that people will use in 2025
- Trust in the financial Nigerian financial institutions
- References
Report highlights
Access to Finance in Nigeria 2025 presents findings from interviewing over 3,000 adults across the 36 states of the country and the Federal Capital Territory.
Year Published: 2025
Pages:46
Document Type:PDF
Languages:English
Price: Free
