‘Regulatory capture’ cause of mutilated naira notes in circulation, other malfeasance by banks, says Owoh

Commercial banks in the country may be having dominion over the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), resulting in the apex bank losing the regulatory grip over them, thus paving way for a free reign of malfeasances...

Mathias Okwe, Abuja, Maria Diamond and Henry Ekemezie, Lagos

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