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Economic Confidential, August 18, 2009

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The List of Major Debtors of Non-Performing Loans in Five Banks  

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has released the details of major and largest debtors of non-performing loans of the five banks whose managements were sacked recently. The debtors include government agencies, corporate organisations and individuals in their personal capacities. Most of the directors are popular billionaires, politicians, retired military Generals among others.

 

The defaulting customers of the affected banks have been directed to pay the amounts without further delay their indebtedness, failing which the central bank would take all appropriate legal actions to ensure payment.

 

Out of the N210bn of the non-performing loan of the Intercontinental Bank Plc, the major and largest debtors as at May 2009 include Ascot Offshore Nigeria Limited which has as its directors Joey Chuma Obue and Samuel Aikhionbare owing N44bn, Rockson Engineering Limited that belongs to Engr. J.I.A. Arumemikhide having N36bn to offset, United Alliance Company of Mr. Aig-Imoukhede and Herbert Wigwe to refund N16bn, Rahamaniya Oil and Gas of Abdulrahaman Bashir with N12bn, Dansa Oil and Gas of Aliko Dangote and his brother, Sani Dangote with N8bn, Transcorp of Prof. Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke and others with N6bn, Lister Oil Limited of Alhaji Arisekola Alao to refund N5bn and Accountant General Special Project N14,5bn among others.

 

 

The major debtors of Afribank’s N141bn non-performing loans are Suleman Ibrahim of Kolvey Company that has Suleiman Ibrahim and Aisha Usman as director and owing the bank N16bn, Rehoboth Assets Limited of Chudi Ajaegbu to refund N15bn, Resolution Trust and Invest of Patience Orighommesan and Sarah Oritse to repay N12bn, Petosan Property and Dev of the same Patience and Sarah to pay another 10bn, Larix Nig Ltd of Alhaji idah to pay N6bn, Bro Works of Alhaji Ibrahim N5bn, Falcon Securities Limited that has Peter Ololo as MD to offset N29bn and African Petroleum of Femi Otedola to refund N12bn among others.

 

 

The major debtors in Union Bank nonperforming loans of N73bn are Transnational Corp where Dr. Ndi Okereke Onyiuke as prominent director to settle the indebtedeness of N30bn, MTS FIRST WIRELESS LTD of Chief Lulu Briggs with N9bn, Zenon of Femi Otedola N6bn, IRS Airlines of Khalifa Isiaka Rabiu N3bn, Avian Spec Ltd N1.7bn, Communication Trends Ltd of Engr. Uzo Udemba to offset N1.1bn, DJONES of Sir J. O. Eze N524mn. Others include Chanchangi airlines N423mn, Ikeja Hotels Plc N1,2bn, Bao Yao Huan N3,1bn, MINAJ Holdings N1,6bn, Ibeto Industries N2,4bn among others.

 

The major debtors in Oceanic Bank’s nonperforming loan of N278bn are Notore Chemical Industries Ltd and African Finance Corporation N32bn, Rahamaniya Global Services of Abulrahman Musa Bashir N28bn, LV Development of Michael Onasanya N2.7bn, Dangote Industries of Aliko Dangote N2.5bn, Falcon Securities of Peter Ukoritsemofe Ololo N22bn, Spark-West Steel Industries of Niyi Oyedele N18bn, Mid-Western Oil and Gas of Onajite Okoloko and engr. Adams Okoene N23bn, Oando of General Magoro and others N7bn, Honeywell Group of Oba Otudeko N1.6bn, BFCL Assets and Securities Of Okoro and Ibru N4bn, Global Fleet of Jimoh Ibrahim N14bn, Zarm Poultry of Muftau Gbadamosi N8.3bn, Imad Oil and Gas of Bashir and Abba Dasuki N10bn, Delta State N6.4bn, NITEL N7bn, Obat Oil and Petroleum of Prince Fedrick Akinrutan among others.

 

The major debtors in FINBANK’s nonperforming loans of N42bn are Aquitane Oil and gas Limited of Ike Okolo and Dahiru Wada N3.6bn, Falcon Securities of peter Ololo and Senator Jonathan Tunde N3bn, Spring Trust 1,9bn, Jevkon Oil and Gas N1.6bn, Reliance telecommunication N800m, Ebonyi State 587mn, Intercellular Nig N157mn and Ararume Godwin Ifeanyi N158mn among others.

 

The Tables of Defaulters

Major Debtors of Intercontinental Bank Plc

Major Debtors of Union Bank

Major Debtors of Afribank

Major Debtors of Oceanic Banks

Major Debtors of Finbank.

 

   

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List of Major Debtors in Nigeria

 

List of Bad Debtors in Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria (FMBN)

 

NEMA@10: The Story So Far

 

Questions and Answers on the Examinations of the 14 Banks by CBN

 

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Africa's Foreign Reserves: In Reserve For Who?By Chika Ezeanya

 

Churches and Mosques Should Pay taxes - Mcdonald Koiki

 

Deregulating Robbery in Nigeria By Kola Ibrahim

 

Understanding Monetary Policy By Abubakar Jimoh

 

The Making of Ideal Economic Policies By: Salim Salihu Muhammed

 

The Putrid Mess Also in CBN By Les Leba

 

Still on Early Warning Alert System in Nigeria By Yushau A. Shuaib

 

District 9 and the Can of Wild Paradox by Segun Imohiosen

 

Nigeria: Time to Check to the Drift By Dansulieman Mohammed

 

Golden Casket: Between Gani Fawehinmi and Wacko Jacko- By Yushau A. Shuaib

 

NIGERIA@49: Tracing the Economic Intervention- By Abubakar Jimoh

 

NASENI: Striving to end Nigeria’s reliance on foreign good – By Umar Kari

 

Macroeconomic Framework for an Independent Economic Recovery- Salihu Muhammad

 

When Sony Undermines Campaigns of Akunyili and Aoandoka- By McDonald koiki

 

Archetypal Resurgence: The Lamido Sanusi Revolution- By Segun Imohiose

 

Banks and Money Laundering- By Les Leba

 

Oronsaye’s Civil Service reform- By hussaini Sani kagara

 

New Policy in the Civil Service: Hypocrisy at Work? –By Tope Ajakaiye

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TAX MATTERS

* Church and Mosque Not Exempted from Tax - FIRS

… Use of Consultants for Tax Collection is an Aberration

*Finance Minister Advocates Partnership on Tax Issues

*FIRS Reopens PAN, Vows to Prosecute Defaulters

*How We Generate N808bn in Tax Revenue Within Six Months- FIRS Boss

*FIRS Generates Taxpayers Numbers for Bank Customers

*Historical Milestone as Online Tax Payment Begins

*FIRS Seals Two Oil Companies Over $610m Tax Arrears

*Firms Owed Govt N260b in Taxes

*Tax Identification Number to Reduce Tax Evasion- FIRS Boss

*Revenue Agencies to Make Full Disclosure- Finance Minister

*FIRS Delists 2 Banks over Non-Remittance of Tax