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UK banks gave me loans based on educational background, not collateral — Obi

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Peter Obi contrasts UK and Nigerian banking, stating UK banks offered him loans based on his educational background, not collateral. He advocates for insti Read More: https://punchng.com/uk-banks-gave-me-loans-based-on-educational-background-not-collateral-obi/

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