Hardekolar Abd Mujeeb

09/06/2023

Dm

06/05/2023

21/07/2020

To my awesome friend

13/07/2020

01/06/2020

Banks Get Two-Week Deadline On ATM, e-Banking Complaints

Posted by Akham Papa on Jun 1, 2020

The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed all banks to resolve all outstanding issues relating to failed Automated Teller Machine, Point of Sale terminal and other electronic banking transactions within two weeks, starting June 8, 2020.
It also revised timelines for reversals and resolution of refund complaints on electronic channels.
A statement signed by the Director, Corporate Communication, CBN, Isaac Okorafor, said this was to further enhance service quality, particularly quick refunds when customers experience failed transactions, dispense errors or disputes.
The CBN stated:
It also said:
It added that key service providers in the Nigerian payments system had committed to establish an integrated dispute resolution platform for the industry and enhance their payment system infrastructure and processes to reduce incidents of transaction failure.
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01/06/2020

UPDATE!!! Boss Mustapha Rolls New Plan As Second Phase Of Eased Lockdown Ends
Posted by Yusuf Olowo on Jun 1, 2020
The Chairman of the Presidential Taskforce on COVID-19, Boss Mustapha, has said state governments, community and religious leaders will be responsible for the next phase of battle against COVID-19.
Mustapha, who is the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, said the decision was due to the fact that Nigeria was currently experiencing community infection.
The SGF made the disclosure after he and members of the task force met President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja on Sunday.
Addressing State House Correspondents after the meeting, Mustapha disclosed that the Federal Government will only provide supervision and coordination, going further.
He said:
Statistics by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, showed that the country now has 10,162 confirmed COVID-19 cases.
This followed the confirmation of 307 new cases.