Leasing operators in Nigeria have described the growth in the industry as impressive. Some of the operators noted this growth indices across  all sectors of the economy that are involved in leasing activities.

WITH the presence of numerous lease acquisition schemes now available in most sectors of the economy, leasing companies have been advised that an increase in the volume of operational leases or true leasing is necessary for leasing businesses to stay afloat and remain significant.

REGAL Exchange and Associates Limited, a  United Kingdom- based consultancy and management firm, has unveiled plans to provide comprehensive lease training programme for leasing practitioners and finance houses in the country.

WITH the state of poor and dysfunctional medical facilities in the country, hospitals and health service providers in the country have been tasked to look towards leasing to provide medical equipment.

OCEANIC Bank Microfinance Limited has concluded plans to make its presence felt as a key player in microfinance leasing. The bank made this known while explaining the features of its leasing scheme called “Carry go”.

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has threatened to revoke leasing agreement signed for its property in ports around the country because of the under utilization of port facilities and negligence by its leasing partners.

With the persistent effects of the global economic meltdown and a related high rate of job cuts in the country, a leasing expert has called on the federal government to implement necessary measures to stem this ugly tide.

The Abuja Leasing Company has completed plans to increase performance by providing additional vehicles in order to increase the fleet of the Abuja Green Cabs.