Strategies to improve access to mortgage finance in Nigeria
By CNBC
03 November 2018 |
4:00 pm
The Central Bank of Nigeria plans to conduct a feasibility study to establish the Nigeria Mortgage Guarantee scheme to boost home ownership in the country. Adeniyi Akinlusi, Chief Executive Officer of Trustbond Mortgage Bank joins CNBC Africa to discuss the strategies to increasing home ownership in Nigeria.
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