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Central Bank of Nigeria: Press Release

The Central Bank of Nigeria issued a press release to refute a malicious rumor that it planned to convert foreign currency deposits held in Nigerian banks into Nigerian naira. The CBN strongly denied this story, stating that it has never contemplated such an action and has no plans to do so. Customers with foreign currency accounts and the general public were told to disregard the fictitious rumor and go about their normal business, as the CBN has no intention of tampering with foreign exchange currencies in customer bank accounts.

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Central Bank of Nigeria: Press Release

The Central Bank of Nigeria issued a press release to refute a malicious rumor that it planned to convert foreign currency deposits held in Nigerian banks into Nigerian naira. The CBN strongly denied this story, stating that it has never contemplated such an action and has no plans to do so. Customers with foreign currency accounts and the general public were told to disregard the fictitious rumor and go about their normal business, as the CBN has no intention of tampering with foreign exchange currencies in customer bank accounts.

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Central Bank of Nigeria

Press Release

The attention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been drawn to
a malicious rumour purporting that the CBN is planning to convert the
Foreign Currency Domiciliary Account Deposits (US Dollars or British
Pounds Sterling) of customers in Nigerian banks into Naira.

The CBN wishes to refute this rumour in the strongest possible terms.
This story is categorically and completely untrue and has no basis
whatsoever in the Banks pronouncements or plans. The CBN has
never contemplated such an action and has no intention to do so.

For the avoidance of doubt, the CBN would like to reiterate that
customers who operate domiciliary accounts as well as the general
public should disregard this fictitious rumour, and go about their
normal businesses. There is no intention at all to tamper with the
Foreign Exchange Currencies in the accounts of customers in our
banks.

Ibrahim Muazu
Director, Corporate Communications

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