UN: Only 23% Nigerian Women-owned Businesses Have Access to Credit
[ThisDayLive - Nigeria] - 18/10/2025
.Inclusivity: women group seek stronger partnership with government, development agencies Kuni Tyessi and Alex Enumah in Abuja The United Nations has disclosed that based on research only 23 per cent of women-owned businesses in Nigeria have access to formal credit compared
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