Commercial banks have issued messages to their customers asking them to come for withdrawal.

This is after the Central Bank of Nigeria confirmed that it has reissued the old N200 notes following directives from President Muhammadu Buhari.Information Guide Nigeria

Recall that most banks have reported that they were running out of cash, especially the newly redesigned naira notes, leading to scarcity.

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A bank official at UBA on the Allen Avenue axis of Lagos told Legit.ng: “We only have cash for our customers. If we load the ATMs, our customers, and customers from other banks will use them, leading to scarcity.”

Another customer identified as Eunice Ojeleye said: “I operate a PoS business, and I have some people who work in the banks where I have accounts which tell me when they have money. So, last night a security man in this bank called me to come early in the morning that the bank has some money to give customers.”JAMB Result

LEGIT.NG reports that bank workers under the aegis of the Association of Corporate Affairs Managers of Banks (ACAMB) denied trending social media messages that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) ordered Deposit Money Banks (DMBs) to shut down services for five days because of the Presidential and National Assembly elections scheduled for February 25, 2023.NYSC portal