In a column, Azu Ishiekwene discusses the challenges of repossessing the Daily Times newspaper, noting that once a privatised enterprise has passed through mortgages, receivership, asset sales, and successive owners, taking it back is not a simple reversal. He argues that such a move can lead to years of litigation without restoring the firm's original productive capacity. The piece reflects on the complexities of undoing privatisation and the potential consequences for the media house.
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