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The “Daily Times” we wish for, but can’t have, By Azu Ishiekwene
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Repossession is never as easy as it seems. Once a privatised enterprise has passed through mortgages, receivership, asset sales and successive owners, “taking it back” is no longer a simple reversal of the original sale. It can lead to years of litigation without restoring the original productive capacity of the firm. The piece by columnist […] The post The “Daily Times” we wish for, but can’t have, By Azu Ishiekwene appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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