CBN in a statement by its spokesman, Isa AbdulMumin, blamed some customers for panic withdrawal using the Automated Teller Machines (ATMs).
AbdulMumin, assured that the apex bank was working to ensure the seamless circulation of cash nationwide, urging Nigerians to “guard against panic withdrawals,” assuring that “there is sufficient stock to facilitate economic activities.
“While we note the concerns of Nigerians on the availability of cash for financial transactions, we wish to assure the public that there is sufficient stock of currency notes for economic activities in the country,” the statement read.
“The branches of the CBN across the country are also working to ensure the seamless circulation of cash in their respective states of operation.”
CBN however advised the citizens to embrace alternative modes of payment, which it noted would reduce pressure on using physical cash.
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