The second period, from 1965 to 1973, looked promising for a time, but was ultimately a period of policy failure. Macroeconomic policy tried to achieve too much and forgot about the need for sustainability. It ended up with the world economy in an inflationary boom, which set the scene for oil prices to rise sharply, as had all other commodity prices during the boom.
In line with its mandate, AMCON recently acquired the non-performing risk assets of some banks worth over N1.7 trillion, which is expected to boost their  BIS central bankers’ speeches  3  liquidity as well as enhance their safety and soundness.