Nigerian deposit money banks (DMBs) recorded a loan book growth of 76 percent in three years on the back of a central bank policy that requires them to increase lending to the real sector. A sectoral analysis of the DMBs’ credit by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) shows that loans to various
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