Last updated: 27 august, 2009 - 04:59 GMT

Nigerian Debtor

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Nigeria's anti-corruption agency, the economic and financial crimes commission (EFCC) is continuing its hunt for people believed to be heavily indebted to the five troubled banks that saw their chief executives dismissed recently.

This comes after the expiry of a deadline for the loans to be repaid.

One of those listed by the country's central bank as a defaulting debtor is prominent businessman, Jimoh Ibrahim.

Network Africa's Fidelis Mbah caught up with him and asked him what he made of the EFCC action.

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