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The Loan Termination Letter is a critical document used when a loan facility has been fully repaid or otherwise settled, and both parties wish to formally conclude their lending relationship. Under Nigerian law, particularly in compliance with BOFIA 2020 and banking regulations, this document serves as official confirmation that all loan obligations have been satisfied and that the borrower is released from further commitments. It typically follows full repayment of the loan or an agreed settlement and should include specific references to the original loan agreement, confirmation of settlement, and release of any securities. The letter provides legal certainty for both parties and helps prevent future disputes regarding the loan's status. This document is particularly important in the Nigerian context where formal documentation of financial transactions is essential for regulatory compliance and audit purposes.

1. Sender and Recipient Details: Full names and addresses of both parties, including loan reference numbers

2. Date: The effective date of the termination letter

3. Subject Line: Clear identification of the document as a loan termination letter with reference to the original loan agreement

4. Reference to Original Loan: Details of the original loan agreement including date, parties, and key terms

5. Termination Statement: Clear and unambiguous statement of loan termination

6. Confirmation of Settlement: Statement confirming full repayment or settlement of the loan

7. Release Statement: Declaration that all obligations under the loan agreement are discharged

8. Closing and Signature: Formal closing, signature blocks for authorized representatives