Nigerian lenders are gearing up to sell the most debt in four years to bolster cash reserves, taking advantage of a drop in borrowing costs before the central bank increases how much capital they need to hold, reports Bloomberg.
Banks may raise as much as $2.5 billion this year compared with $2 bill
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