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Bank Plans N180m Loans for Schools

Adedoja Adesoji
September 1, 2023 1 min read

Fidelity Bank Plc has said through its bespoke product known as the Fidelity Edu Loan, administrators of registered private primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions in Nigeria can access loans of up to N180m.

A statement by the bank quoted Divisional Head, Product Development, Fidelity Bank Plc, Osita Ede, saying, β€œAt Fidelity Bank, we recognise the pivotal role quality education plays in the development of any nation and this informed our introduction of the Fidelity Edu Loan.

β€œThrough the offering, privately-run educational institutions can access loans at a friendly rate for working capital needs like minor renovation on their school property, financing the purchase of school supplies like books, teaching materials, furniture or uniforms; and making salary payments.”

Source: The Punch