Nigerian banks are getting some help in their quest to repair balance sheets and build capital buffers from the Central Bank, which has maintained elevated interest rates that act as some form of regulatory forbearance for lenders.
The high interest rate environment is in essence buying time for th
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PATRICK ATUANYA
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