“The CBN has consistently emphasised that the exercise is aimed at growth and stability, not forced consolidation,” said ACAMB.
Mr Bolarinwa stressed that the incident was a reminder for corporate institutions, government agencies and society at large to recommit to workplace and building safety.
Mr Bolarinwa stated that enhancing journalists’ skills benefits society at large.
Mr Bolarinwa said the recapitalisation was a win-win for the Nigerian banks.
The association noted that traditional financial institutions had to keep up with latest innovations in order to succeed and thrive.
Three financial associations have assured that CBN and banks will do everything possible to ensure the availability of the naira to the public.
The first-ever national stakeholders’ conference on the synergy between the Nigerian banking industry and the OPS would hold on August 3, 2022.
