The Bank Directors Association of Nigeria (BDAN) has said it empathises with members of the public following the scarcity of Nigeria’s legal tender and its attendant crisis.Information Guide Nigeria

According to a statement signed by the Chairman, Board of Directors, BDAN, Mr Mustafa Chike-Obi, the association said it is aware of the discomfort and hardship caused by the current currency reform in the country.

The statement read in part, “It has indeed been a difficult period for Nigerians and BDAN is making it top priority to ensure that this hardship is not only addressed but eliminated.JAMB Result

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“We are in constant communication with all the banks and are assured that they are all doing whatever is within their control to normalise this difficult situation.

“We enjoin the banking public to maintain peace, rest assured that BDAN is taking all reasonable steps to influence the structure and mechanisms that should free up bottlenecks and open channels that will speed up the resolution of the crisis.”NYSC portal