Some of the banks affected include GTB, Unity, Zenith, Access, and Unity Bank, situated along IBB Way, which shut down for the day.
CBN and EFCC officials visited Polaris, Keystone, Zenith, Unity, Heritage, First Bank, Access, UBA, etc.
The All-Share Index (ASI) declined by 38.22 points or 0.07 per cent to close at 57,791 against 51,829 the same day.
The gain was driven by price appreciation in stocks of AccessCorp, PZ, WAPCO, among others.
There are potential income gains of up to $450 billion, and just cutting red tape and simplifying customs procedures alone could drive up to $250 billion of that sum.”
Following donations by commercial banks, Nigeria’s basketball team has told the Ministry of Youth and Sports Development to pay the money directly to players.
