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CBN Launches New Financial Inclusion Strategy to Deepen Access

The CBN said the emerging strategy would adopt an integrated, data-driven, and accountable framework to address gaps in Nigeria’s financial system. The post CBN begins work on new financial inclusion strategy, targets deeper access appear

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CBN Launches New Financial Inclusion Strategy to Deepen Access
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The Central Bank of Nigeria has begun developing a new financial inclusion strategy, which it says will use an integrated, data-driven and accountable framework to close gaps in the country's financial system. The plan targets deeper access to financial services across Nigeria.

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