Abstract
The study was tailored towards the management of bad debts, the causes of such bad debt and of the First Bank Nigeria Plc. The bad debts of the banks under study are seen to be averagely not to high. In the literature review, in-depth of the concept of bad management were observed. The contributions of the Central Bank of Nigeria towards the efficient and effective running of the credit activities by First Banks with the provision of prudent guidelines to follow so as to have a good debt management was also reviewed. An analysis either a given application for loan or advance, it qualified for further evaluating.It was discovered that deliberate actors of the customers, convince the bank employees and the unnecessary interference of government on behalf of well connected customers are some issue that stir up bad debts in banks. It also to accept the view that First Bank Nigeria Plc in the country make profit on paper without the required financial prudence in the management of it’s loan portfolio. Nevertheless, if First Banks are to caution apply the control as seen in the study, there is no doubt that loans resulting bad debts will be greatly reduced if not eliminated.
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