Nigerian commercial banks have begun publishing lists of debtors in national dailies in a bid to check the rising non-performing loan profile of Deposit Money banks in the country. The action follows the expiration of the Central Bank of Nigeria's three-month deadline for these debtors to meet their obligations or be exposed to the public. CCTV's Deji Badmus tells us more
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