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Nigerian banks remain strong and secure as global cyber campaign sweeps across sectors, continents

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Zenith Bank in response advised its customers to direct all enquiries to Zenith Direct on 0700-936-4842265, +234-201-278-7000, 0904-085-7000 and email: zenithdirect@zenithbank.com”

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