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Interfering banks serve their masters’ agenda

THE weaponisation of banks by political formations or entities is set to have far-reaching implications for economies, governments, and even individuals, not just in Africa but globally. Banks are often weaponised, albeit subliminally, by politics in various ways, such as the manipulation of financial systems and resources to achieve political goals.

Just this week the Nigerian president, who is also the chairperson of the authority of heads of state and

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