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FirstBank Launches MREIF for Up to N100m Home Loans Across Nigeria

First Bank of Nigeria Limited has partnered with the Ministry of Finance to introduce the Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF), enabling Nigerians to secure loans for home ownership up to N100 million. This initiative aims to provide affordable mortgage options amid rising housing costs.

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Nigerians' aspirations for home ownership are entering a new and promising phase, with early movers poised to reap significant benefits.

First Bank of Nigeria Limited has entered into a strategic alliance with the Ministry of Finance Incorporated Real Estate Investment Fund (MREIF) aimed at providing access to one of the most affordable mortgage opportunities currently offered in the nation.

Olusegun Alebiosu, Managing Director/CEO of FirstBank

Supported by a substantial N1 trillion MREIF fund purposed to address Nigeria’s housing shortfall, this initiative offers Nigerians long-term, low- interest credit options to facilitate home ownership instead of merely envisioning it.

Eligible applicants can secure loans up to N100 million, which can be repaid over a period of 20 years, at an attractive annual interest rate of 9.75%. This rate markedly undercuts the current commercial lending rates, typically exceeding 27%. This financial relief can make a crucial difference for many families, potentially transforming ongoing rental payments into home ownership.

The loan facility is accessible to individuals with salary accounts, entrepreneurs, and even Nigerians residing abroad who wish to invest in their homeland.

Given the likelihood of rising property prices and the fleeting nature of such competitive opportunities, individuals seeking home ownership are urged to act swiftly.

Prospective applicants can visit FirstBank’s official website to review details and commence their journey toward owning a home before this opportunity is no longer available.

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