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    Home»News»Breaking: CBN injects N786Bn to Skye bank, changes name to Polaris Bank
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    Breaking: CBN injects N786Bn to Skye bank, changes name to Polaris Bank

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    The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has announced the change of Skye Bank name to Polaris Bank.
    The Governor of the apex bank, Mr. Godwin Emefiele also said a whopping sum of N786billion has been injected into the bank with the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria mandated to commence sale process of the bank from Monday.
    Details later….

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