[News Update] Jimoh Ibrahim's interview: Debtors Should pay... Some Owe N1trillion
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INTERVIEW Debtors Should Pay…But CBN is unfair- Jimoh Ibrahim He is just 43 years old but his businesses cut across different sectors of the Nigeria's economy. He is a lawyer, publisher, national award winner, oil magnet, hotelier and owns the major insurance company in the West Africa in addition to other investments in financial institutions and estates at home and abroad. He is Barrister Jimoh Ibrahim, the Chief Executive officer of Global Fleet group of Companies. After the recent directive of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to major debtors in the Nigerian banks to offset their indebtedness on non-performing loans, Jimoh said that he was wrongly credited with inaccurate and bloated figures on the loan. In this interview he granted the Economic Confidential Jimoh voices out his mind on the new reform in the banking sector and the effect on the economy and also discloses that two people owed about N1 trillion... Read Auditors Raise Alarm over Politics on Post of new Auditor General Public Service Auditors in the country have kicked against alleged attempts by the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) to sideline their members in the appointment of a new Auditor General for the Federation (AGF)... Read
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