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BD LAW DIGEST WITH CLRN & ALP NG & Co. OWIGS AND OBIGS NIG. LTD. v. ZENITH BANK PLC SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA (MOHAMMED; GARBA; OGUNWUMIJU; KEKERE-EKUN; ABUBAKAR, JJ.CA) FACTS Owigs and Obigs Nigeria Limited (the Appellant) entered into a banking relationship with Zenith Bank Plc

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