Bad loans of Nigerian banks fell to its lowest level since the second quarter of 2016 when a crash in global oil prices wreaked havoc on Africa’s largest economy and sent lenders’ book bad as debtors were unable to settle their obligations.
Data from the Abuja-based National Bureau of Statist
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