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How to Apply for Development Bank of Nigeria (DBN) 10 years Loan in Nigeria


Who Qualifies For The DBN Loan?
All MSMEs (start up or existing) involved in productive enterprises are eligible for the loan. However, they must be customers of eligible financial institutions.
DBN is poised to provide funding and risk-sharing guarantees through Participating Financial Institutions (PFIs), who will then on-lend to end beneficiaries.
DBN loans can be accessed through PFIs, which include Commercial Banks, Microfinance Banks, Development Finance Institutions (DFIs) and other Financial Institutions.
DBN loan repayment tenure is flexible (up to 10 years with a moratorium period of up to 18 months) and the interest rates are on a market-conforming and fully financially sustainable basis.
How to Get A DBN Loan?

11.       Visit your bank: Commercial Bank, Microfinance Bank, Development Finance Institution (DFI) and other Financial Institutions and indicate you want to apply for a DBN Loan.
22.    The Bank appraises the business and loan purpose, and if its assessment is favourable, the Bank applies to DBN for funding.
  3. If DBN approves the loan, DBN will disburse to the Bank for on-lending to end borrowers.

You can access the DBN loan through any of these PFIs by contacting any of the banks listed below:
Access Bank Plc
Onyinyechi.Uba@ACCESSBANKPLC.com,
CorporateFinance@ACCESSBANKPLC.com,
Oreoluwa.Adeyemo@ACCESSBANKPLC.com,
Omotolani.Ketiku@ACCESSBANKPLC.com,
Moses.Osondu@ACCESSBANKPLC.com
Ecobank Nigeria Bank Plc
LAWAL Theresa – TOLAWAL@ecobank.com,
TOLARINDE@ecobank.com,
AODJEGBA@ecobank.com
Fidelity Bank Plc
Osaigbovo Omorogbe – osaigbovo.omorogbe@fidelitybank.ng,
Jennifer.David-Ake@fidelitybank.ng,
Chiwuike.Okere@fidelitybank.ng
FCMB Ltd
Oluremi Agboola – Oluremi.Agboola@fcmb.com,
George.Ogbonnaya@fcmb.com,
Toyin.Ajibulu@fcmb.com
First Bank Nig Ltd
DBNFUNDS@FIRSTBANKNIGERIA.COM
GTBank
gbeminiyi.onipede@gtbank.com,
lucia.jaiyeola@gtbank.com,
kelvin.biiranee@gtbank.com
Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc
David.Adebayo@stanbicibtc.com,
Ayodele.Ojosipe@stanbicibtc.com
Sterling Bank Plc
Fatai.Jelili@Sterlingbankng.com,
Ezinne.Nwokafor@Sterlingbankng.com
UBA Plc
Adegoke Bayo – bayo.adegoke@ubagroup.com,
anuoluwapo.ajayi@ubagroup.com
Union Bank of Nig Plc
aoordia@unionbankng.com,
aebassey@unionbankng.com,
retaillending@unionbankng.com
Wema Bank Plc
Kolawole Ogunleye – Kolawole.ogunleye@wemabank.com,
Dotun.Ifebogun@Wemabank.com,
Adewale.Oyeboade@Wemabank.com
AB Microfinance Bank Nigeria Ltd 
Oladapo.Ikupolati@ab-mfbnigeria.com,
Olukorede.Ekundebe@ab-mfbnigeria.com
Addosser Microfinance Bank 
Olusola Howells – howells.olusola@addosser.com,
deji.sobulo@addosser.com,
oluwaseun.adekanbi@addosser.com
Baobab Microfinance Bank 
Achenyo Oyibo – aoyibo@baobab.bz,
cgwehi@baobab.bz
Bosak Microfinance Bank 
Toyin Peters – toyinpeters@bosakmfb.com,  teepeeters@gmail.com,
FrancisAtiri@bosakmfb.com
HASAL Microfinance Bank 
ruskiyat@hasalmfb.com,
rogers.nwoke@hasalmfb.com
Infinity Microfinance Bank Ltd 
Oludotun Adewunmi – g.adewunmi@infinitymfb.com,
oludotunadewunmi@yahoo.com,
s.ogunniyi@infinitymfb.com
LAPO Microfinance Bank Ltd
Efosa Aigbe – efosa.aigbe@lapo-nigeria.org,
stanley.oriakhi@lapo-nigeria.org
Mainstreet Microfinance Bank Ltd
Adegoke E. Adegbami – aadegbami@mainstreetmfb.com,
midris@mainstreetmfb.com,  midris@mainstreetbankmfb.com
Microcred Microfinance Bank Ltd
Omar Niaz – oniaz@microcred.com
NPF Microfinance Bank Plc
Jude Ohanehi – jeco0072000@yahoo.co.uk,  JOHANEHI@npfmicrofinancebank.com,
cwosu@npfmicrofinancebank.com,
rdada@npfmicrofinancebank.com,
rotoyin1159@gmail.com,
chima_wosu@yahoo.com
cwosu@npfmicrofinancebank.com,
rdada@npfmicrofinancebank.com,
rotoyin1159@gmail.com,
chima_wosu@yahoo.com
Parallex Microfinance Bank
abimbola.akande@parallexbank.com,
femi.otenigbagbe@parallexbank.com
Seedvest Microfinance Bank
Kehinde Oyeleke – kehinde.oyeleke@seedvestgroup.com,  oyelek@yahoo.com,
omololaakinjoko1@gmail.com,
jannybee1@live.com
Accion Microfinance Bank Limited
tjoda@accionmfb.com,
conyekwere@accionmfb.com,
ooladoyin@accionmfb.com
La Fayette Microfinance Bank Limited
eodetayo@advans-lfmfb.com
Davodani Microfinance Bank
johne.ologe@davodanimfb.com,
aayotomi@davodanimfb.com,
ayodejitomi@yahoo.com,
soyebisi@davodanimfb.com,
ufelix@davodanimfb.com
Trust Microfinance Bank
trustmfb@yahoo.com,
debanjajayi@gmail.com,
Sodiyasamusideen@yahoo.com


 Source: https://www.devbankng.com/get-a-Loan


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