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First Bank: South-East branches open for business

Muhammad A. Aliyu
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Muhammad A. Aliyu
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Muhammad Ameer Aliyu is a prolific journalist who joined Okay News in 2015, aiming to contribute to the platform's positive growth. Currently serving as the Senior...
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Published: 2021/06/02
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The management of First Bank of Nigeria Limited has debunked some media reports that its branches in the South-East part of the country have been closed due to the rising insecurity in the region.

First Bank’s Group Head, Marketing and Corporate Communications, Folake Ani-Mumuney, in a statement on Wednesday said all its branches in the South-East and in other parts of the country are “fully open for business”.

“This is to inform the public that our South-East branches are fully open for business. Please disregard any news making the rounds that is contrary to this. Thank you,” the statement titled ‘Public Announcement’ reads.

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