Mr Uwaleke noted that for Nigerian enterprises, these changes represented both formidable challenges and unprecedented opportunities.
Mr Kuru was arraigned on February 11 alongside Sigma Golf Nigeria Ltd.
Ms Sidi-Ali urged the clients to contact Keystone Bank’s customer support or visit branches for inquiries or concerns.
Despite the crisis, Keystone said, “We assure our customers that the bank remains safe, healthy, strong, and resilient.”
Mr Orji also served as two-term senator representing Abia Central Senatorial District before his retirement from active politics.
The previous boards and management were dissolved on Wednesday.
The CBN assured the general public and depositors of the safety of their funds in the banks.
According to the governor, the funds would be channelled to agriculture, security, education and infrastructural development.
“This has been going on for some months now. I was sacked by the bank about two years ago,” she said.
The CBN had on Thursday directed all commercial banks to open for operations on Saturdays and Sundays to ease the naira scarcity.
