The NDIC boss said improved public knowledge of deposit insurance would reinforce trust and resilience within the financial sector.
NDIC has declared a second liquidation dividend of N24.3 billion for depositors of the defunct Heritage Bank Ltd.
Mr Oborevwori described the centre as a milestone in bridging the digital divide and preparing youths for opportunities in the 21st century.
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The Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation says it would begin the payment of the first tranche of liquidation dividends to depositors of Heritage Bank from April.
NDIC managing director Bello Hassan gave the reassurance on Saturday during the 2024 edition of the NDIC Editors Forum in Lagos.
He said that the corporation had been helpful in maintaining stability within the financial sector.
Ms Akajemeli said that customer service was a core means of building brand loyalty.
“Consequently, we urge the public to continue conducting their banking services without hesitation or apprehension,” Mr Olanrewaju said.
Mr Hassan said that CBN has stepped up regulatory efforts to ensure the resilience and stability of the Nigerian banking sector.
A bill to amend the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) Act has scaled second reading in the Senate.
