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CBN debunks allegation of license withdrawal of Unity, Polaris, Keystone banks

DailyblastBy DailyblastJune 10, 2024001 Min Read
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The Central Bank of Nigeria has denied plans to revoke the licenses of Unity Bank, Polaris Bank, and Keystone Bank.

“The content is fake and not from the CBN.”

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Online reports had claimed that the apex bank would terminate the licenses of the three banks, following the revocation of Heritage Bank’s license.

However, the CBN has debunked this claim in a post on its social media handles, stating that it has no plans to do so.

Read statement below:

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