OpenLife Nigeria reports that First Bank of Nigeria has described as “false” a publication indicating fraudulent practices in the bank.
A statement signed by Olayinka Ijabiyi,
Acting Group Head, Marketing & Corporate Communications and made available to OpenLife said the publication is not “supported by any factual evidence.”
The statement is reproduced below unedited.
We have been made aware of a recent publication by Tech Cabal containing allegations of fraud involving our institution.
We wish to categorically state that the story is entirely unfounded and not supported by any factual evidence.
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