More than 227,000 Nigerians have benefited from consumer credit programmes implemented by the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) as the agency continues to expand access to productive assets across the country.
The latest expansion saw CREDICORP, in partnership with the Ijebu Development Initiative on Poverty Reduction (IDIPR), Imowo Microfinance Bank, and Simba TVS, extend its credit-backed mobility initiative to Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State.
The initiative is designed to provide productive Nigerians with access to income-generating three-wheelers, helping beneficiaries improve their livelihoods, support local businesses, and create new economic opportunities within their communities.
The handover ceremony for the assembled-in-Nigeria mobility assets was held at the Awujale Palace in Ijebu-Ode on Friday, June 19, 2026.
According to CREDICORP, the programme is being implemented through its Scale-Up Artisans, Local Assets, and Enterprise (S.C.A.L.E.) initiative, which seeks to deepen economic inclusion by connecting Nigerians to productive assets while supporting local manufacturing and distribution.
The corporation said responsible consumer credit can serve as a catalyst for job creation and sustainable economic growth by enabling citizens to acquire tools and assets needed to improve their income and expand their businesses.
“With more than 227,000 Nigerians already reached through its consumer credit programmes, CREDICORP is helping build a future where hardworking citizens can access the tools they need to improve their quality of life, grow their businesses, and contribute meaningfully to the economy,” the organisation said.
CREDICORP added that its push towards a more inclusive credit ecosystem would continue through strategic partnerships and community-focused initiatives aimed at expanding opportunities for more Nigerians.
The latest move highlights the corporation’s ongoing efforts to increase access to consumer credit and productive assets while promoting local enterprise development across the country under its #LiveBetterNow campaign.
