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‘A new age?!’ Banks to accept gold collateral for loans, minister claims

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March 29, 2021
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Banks will soon allow Nigerians, especially owners of Small and Medium Enterprises, to use their gold jewellery as collateral for loan facilities.

This was disclosed by the Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Olamilekan Adegbite, on Sunday.

Adegbite explained that his ministry has decided to revive the industry and at the same time create opportunities for Nigerians, especially SMEs, to raise funds for their businesses.

He said, “We are discussing with some financial institutions to create products to accept the gold jewellery from Nigerians and give them credit that is within the worth of the commodity.”

How it works

The Minister explained that all interested Nigerians need to do is to approach the bank, drop the gold in its vault and collect a certificate to that effect.

According to him, the certificate can be used to obtain a loan from either the same bank where the jewellery was deposited or another financial institution. When the bank has been refunded, the individual gets his certificate/gold back.

Two new gold refineries to begin operation in Nigeria soon

FG reiterates support for the development of the steel industry in Nigeria

FG decries drop in applications for mining licenses.

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