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CBN says PFIPC accounts remained inactive despite opening two domiciliary accounts

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46 MFB revocations expose need to update Nigeria’s microfinance rulebook

The Central Bank of Nigeria says it opened two foreign-currency domiciliary accounts linked to the controversial PFIPC but maintained...

CBN says PFIPC accounts remained inactive despite opening two domiciliary accounts

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