How to drop a table in another schema.

Hi there, was looking to drop a table that is currently created under GL schema when consolidation process is done. These tables are kind of temporary and stay there if consolidation process doesn't complete successfully.
So, I'm try to execute a script that would drop the table but the particularity is that this drop isn'T executed by apps but with bolinf (custom user).
So, while trying to delete it with bolinf, I always get an error message that the table doesn't exists or so.
Here's the code
r_gl_int_ctrl.INTERFACE_TABLE_NAME is retreived from gl_interface_control table and from INTERFACE_TABLE_NAME column.
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'DROP TABLE GL.' || r_gl_int_ctrl.INTERFACE_TABLE_NAME;
and this generates the following error : ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
R12.0.6
RDBMS 10.2.0.3.0
Custom package under bolinf schema is trying to drop GL.GL_CONS_INTERFACE_38190 and it's not working. Nevertheless, if I install this package under apps, table get dropped.
Is there a way that I can drop a GL table like GL.GL_CONS_INTERFACE_38190 from BOLINF schema ? If so, what privileges/grant should user BOLINF have in order to drop this table from a GL Schema ?
Thank you.

Hi;
You need to give drop grant to your user.Easy way is to give
GRANT DROP ANY TABLE TO USER; << but its mean it will give drop grant for all table.
Also see:
OERR: ORA 942 "table or view does not exist" [ID 18536.1]
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