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As seen in: The Africa Report, Jeune Afrique, Liberian Observer, ChinaFile, Zimbabwe Independent, Pan African Vision, Realnews
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Sell the refineries, rethink the banks: Inside Nigeria’s next reform push

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By Nicholas Norbrook Verified
| The Africa Report Verified
Tayo Aduloju, chief executive of the Nigeria Economic Summit Group. © Rights reserved Published on October 12, 2026 at 14:30 pm (GMT +1) Nigeria’s central bank is ready to review the rules governing commercial bank lending, potentially opening the way for more credit to reach manufacturers, agricultural businesses and smaller companies, according to Tayo Aduloju, chief executive of the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG).
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James Mwangi (Equity) : « L’Afrique doit ajouter de la valeur à ce qu’elle produit »

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By Nicholas Norbrook Verified
| Jeune Afrique Verified
Présent dans sept pays avec un objectif de quinze d’ici 2030, le groupe Equity réalise la moitié de son bilan de 17,5 milliards de dollars hors de son pays d’origine, le Kenya. Mais aujourd’hui, l’horizon de James Mwangi se situe à Lamu, le site choisi par Aliko Dangote pour construire une raffinerie capable de produire 700 000 barils par jour. Pour le directeur général du groupe bancaire, Lamu
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Kenya: ‘If we can do a refinery, we can do anything,’ says James Mwangi

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By Nicholas Norbrook Verified
| The Africa Report Verified
James Mwangi, CEO of Equity Group Holdings, at the Africa CEO Forum in Abidjan in 2022. © Issouf Sanogo/AFP Published on October 05, 2026 at 15:00 pm (GMT +1) Half of Equity Group’s $17.5bn balance sheet now sits outside Kenya. The lender operates in seven countries and aims to be in 15 by 2030. Yet what most animated James Mwangi, its chief executive, when he spoke to The Africa Report in Paris was not banking.
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