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Banks’ non-performing loans ratio rises to 7% after CBN ends forbearance - Source News

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Banks’ non-performing loans ratio rises to 7% after CBN ends forbearance

Nairametrics•10 days ago•centre•Credibility: 75/100

Nigeria’s banking sector saw a fresh rise in bad loans in 2025 after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) withdrew the regulatory forbearance that allowed banks to restructure pandemic-hit facilities without classifying them as non-performing. The post Banks’ non-performing loans ratio rises to 7% after CBN ends forbearance appeared first on Nairametrics.

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Banks’ non-performing loans ratio rises to 7% after CBN ends forbearance

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