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Access bank debunks shutdown rumors, reassures customers of uninterrupted operations
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Access bank debunks shutdown rumors, reassures customers of uninterrupted operations

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
Access Bank Plc has dismissed as false reports circulating on social media claiming that the bank is shutting down, assuring customers that it remains financially strong and fully operational. In a statement issued by its management on X on Thursday, the bank described the viral message, which falsely impersonated its official communication channels, as “false Read More: https://punchng.com/access-bank-debunks-shutdown-rumors-reassures-customers-of-uninterrupted-operations/

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