Economy
Bank accosted for hoarding N6M new notes in Ado Ekiti (Video below)
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN enforcement team accosts a bank branch in Ado Ekiti hoarding the new naira notes to the tune of N6M.
A video shared by a media strategist, Deji Adesogan, on Twitter captured the enforcement agency of CBN questioning a bank on why they have new notes yet to be disbursed.
The bank claimed that their ATMs were yet to be configured / faulty for over two weeks, hence the reason for the hoarding.
The CBN Enforcement Team bursted Sterling Bank branch along bank road in Ado-Ekiti for receiving & hoarding N6Million New Naira Notes, excuse is ATMs been faulty for 2weeks. I think more monitoring team in the field will do the needful against saboteurs,” the statements read.
Watch the video below …
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