Obviously, there is need for the successful banks to look beyond the financial reforms and begin to recognise the wealth of opportunities at home which remains largely untapped. Since international foray is capital intensive from financial and managerial standpoint, the banks should focus efforts on harvesting low hanging fruits that abound in several sectors locally, in addition to acting as global custodians for administering the mounting foreign reserves. NESG Economic Indicators Vol. 12 (2) 2006: pp. 72-7
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