“Dosri” is not a very familiar term. The acronym stands for “directors, officers, stockholders and their related interests.” Innocent as the term may sound, it is actually at the core of a controversy, which, if allowed to explode, would expose what’s rotten about the country’s banking system.

Business writing has never been my expertise, and if George Siy is to be believed, my literary credentials are never among those that could form part of his “successful life implementation” as criterion for the competence of a columnist. So the heck if Dosri loans have been passed off as legitimate banking under our very noses. I am not competent to touch on the subject matter of business, much less banking.