Former House of Representatives member, Abike Dabiri-Erewa has denied reports that she is a chronic debtor.
Ex-lawmaker denies being a chronic debtor
Some Nigerian banks have released the names of bad debtors following a Central Bank directive and Mrs Dabiri-Erewa’s company, Thriller Endeavours is said to be owing N122 million to Diamond Bank Plc.
Abike Dabiri
Some Nigerian banks have released the names of bad debtors following a Central Bank directive and Mrs Dabiri-Erewa’s company, Thriller Endeavours is said to be owing N122 million to Diamond Bank Plc.
The former legislators however denied the reports via Twitter. She said:
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