From adding value to networks to building one of Nigeria’s newest telco brands, @Lebara_Nigeria is creating smarter ways to connect.
In this customer story, Teni Stoffman, CEO of Lebara Nigeria (Vast2nets Technologies), shares the journey from providing value-added services to telcos and businesses to launching Lebara in Nigeria — with a focus on connectivity, innovation and making mobile services more accessible.
She also shares how BOI has supported the business over the past three years, helping build the core infrastructure needed to bring its vision to life.
Sabi Network. Smarter connectivity.
#BOIImpact #LebaraNigeria #Telecommunications #DigitalInnovation #Connectivity
The Bank of Industry’s 2026 Annual Public Lecture brings together policymakers, development leaders and industry experts for a thought-provoking conversation on “Rethinking Capital for Inclusive Economic Transformation.”
📅 29 September 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM
📍 Fraser Suites, Abuja
Join the conversation as we explore how capital can drive inclusive growth and advance Nigeria’s economic transformation.
Register to attend: https://t.co/hkmpMDmjTg
#BOI #BOIAnnualPublicLecture #EconomicTransformation #InclusiveGrowth #RethinkingCapital
From farm to factory, Mira Mehta, Co-Founder and CEO of Tomato Jos is showing what’s possible when local agriculture meets innovation and investment.
With BOI’s support, the agribusiness has expanded its processing capacity, strengthened local sourcing and created more opportunities across the tomato value chain.
Swipe to discover the story behind the growth.
#BOIAgribusinessSpotlight #BOI #TomatoJos #Agribusiness #MadeInNigeria
Through the BOI Mother and Child CSR Programme, we’re helping improve maternal healthcare across Nigeria by equipping frontline health workers, providing expectant mothers with vital health information and supporting safer childbirth with essential resources.
From training 100+ healthcare workers to distributing 2,000+ safe birthing kits and providing maternal health education to 2,000+ pregnant women, the programme is making an impact across communities in all six geopolitical zones.
Together, we’re helping build healthier communities, one mother and child at a time.
#BOIMotherAndChild #BOIImpact #MaternalHealth #BuildingIndustries #SocialImpact
@otegaogra@Dailyfarmdiary@nadfng@bankofagricng Thank you for reaching out. BOI does not fund agricultural projects; our financing support includes eligible businesses in the agro-processing sector. Kindly visit our website for more information.
Less manual work. More growth. Less wahala!
For Depeju Food Hub, going digital meant moving from manual processes to smarter, more efficient business management.
Founder Abolanle Adeniyi shares how @getBumpa has transformed the way she manages inventory, customers, invoices and day to day operations.
As part of the BOI and Bumpa’s collaboration, BOI sponsored Depeju Food Hub’s Bumpa subscription, giving the business access to digital tools that make running the business easier.
#BOIxBumpa #BOIImpact #Bumpa #SMEs #DigitalTransformation
Highlights from the BOI Series 1 Development Bond Signing Event.
A milestone in mobilising capital to drive Nigeria’s industrial growth and development.
#BOI#DevelopmentBond#BOIEvents#IndustrialGrowth
The Bank of Industry has formally signed the transaction documents for its ₦274.1868 billion Series 1 Development Bond, a 17.60% five-year fixed-rate bond due 2031.
More than a financing transaction, the bond represents a strategic step towards deepening Nigeria’s domestic capital market and mobilising long-term Naira capital to support businesses, expand productive capacity, create jobs and strengthen local value chains.
It is also a strong vote of confidence in BOI’s mandate and its role in driving Nigeria’s industrial and economic transformation.
As we mark this milestone, the focus remains clear: mobilise more capital, reach more businesses and create greater development impact.
#BOI #DevelopmentBond #Industrialisation #EconomicDevelopment #CapitalMarkets #InvestInNigeria
Investing in Nigeria’s youth and equipping entrepreneurs to thrive remains a key focus for the Bank of Industry.
Through BOI’s partnership with Bumpa, young entrepreneurs and SMEs are accessing digital tools to reach more customers, simplify transactions and grow their businesses.
For Cornerstone Bedding, Bumpa has strengthened its digital presence, customer engagement and opportunities for growth.
Beyond financing, BOI remains committed to providing Nigerian entrepreneurs with the tools and opportunities to build sustainable businesses and drive economic growth.
The Board of Directors of the Bank of Industry (BOI) paid a courtesy visit to the African Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE) in Abuja, where they toured the facility and engaged with its leadership on the Centre’s progress and impact.
In its first year of operation, AMCE recorded over 12,000 patient visits, treated more than 2,600 patients and performed 399 surgeries, serving patients from 23 countries.
As an investor and strategic partner in AMCE, BOI’s investment reflects its impact-driven approach to development financing, supporting projects that strengthen critical infrastructure, expand access to quality healthcare and deliver measurable outcomes for Nigerians.
At the 66th Annual General Meeting, BOI reaffirmed its commitment to driving sustainable industrial development across Nigeria.
As an impact-driven development finance institution, our work goes beyond providing capital. We support enterprises, strengthen local production, enable job creation and partner with states and key stakeholders to advance industrialisation and economic diversification.
Through strategic financing, partnerships and targeted interventions, BOI continues to channel capital where it can create lasting economic and social impact.
Our focus remains clear: enabling sustainable enterprises, strengthening Nigeria’s productive capacity and improving lives.
The Board of Directors of the Bank of Industry (BOI) paid a courtesy visit to the African Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE) in Abuja, where they toured the facility and engaged with its leadership on the Centre’s progress and impact.
In its first year of operation, AMCE recorded over 12,000 patient visits, treated more than 2,600 patients and performed 399 surgeries, serving patients from 23 countries.
As an investor and strategic partner in AMCE, BOI’s investment reflects its impact-driven approach to development financing, supporting projects that strengthen critical infrastructure, expand access to quality healthcare and deliver measurable outcomes for Nigerians.