“And as governor, I will take deliberate steps to grow the state’s economy to a higher level.”
Mr Daramola further accused the company as being disrespectful to the Christian faith.
The regulatory body said “The distasteful advertisement was neither submitted nor approved for exposure by the Advertising Standards Panel”.
The All-Share Index dipped 150.97 points or 0.34 per cent to close at 44,454.67 against Thursday’s 44,604.74.
Mr Fanwo, however, declined The Gazette’s request seeking comments on the corporate documents.
“No fixed account was ever opened or authorised by anyone, neither was there any N20 billion kept anywhere.”
The All-Share Index depreciated by 53.82 points to 39,156.28 from 39,210.10 on Thursday.
However, the total volume of trades decreased by 12.8 per cent to 158.37 million shares valued at N2.24 billion exchanged in 3,330 deals.
Some commentators said Mr Suleiman’s executive position at Sterling Bank was based on affirmative action rather than merit.
The payment should be deposited in the case file before the court.
