Most Nigerian business owners take the most expensive money in the room because nobody showed them the cheaper doors. Answer six questions — we'll show you yours.
Why this matters more than it did five years ago. Production costs are collapsing — automation, AI and cheaper energy are making it far less expensive to actually build and make things. Some, Elon Musk among them, argue that within a decade money itself becomes far less of a constraint than it is today. Treat that as a forecast, not a fact — but the direction is already visible.
The practical implication for you is not philosophical. Whoever owns productive assets when that shift lands, wins. And the cheapest way to own productive assets in Nigeria today is naira-denominated debt at single-digit rates, deployed into production — while inflation quietly erodes the debt and the asset keeps producing.
That is a completely different game from borrowing at 30% for working capital. Your registered company is the vehicle. This diagnostic shows you which door is actually open to it.
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