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Unity Bank assures Customers of adequate Forex to meet legitimate needs

Unity Bank Plc, one of Nigeria’s leading retail banks with over 200 business offices spread across the 36 states and Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria, has assured its customers nationwide of adequate foregn exchanged to meet their legitimate business needs.

A statement made available to OpenLife stated that “Unity Bank Plc has received supply of foreign exchange (forex) from the Central Bank of Nigeria  (CBN) to adequately meet eligible demands from customers.”

The bank therefore called on all foreign exchange seekers “To come forward with their respective demands” adding that there is sufficient forex provision to meet legitimate needs.

In April 2005, six banks namely; Intercity Bank Plc, Tropical Commercial Bank Plc, Pacific Bank Limited, Centre Point Bank Plc, and Societe Bancaire Limited came together to form Unity Bank Plc, with the objective of integrating their operations and raising the minimum N25 billion capitalization prescribed by the then Charles Soludo led Central Bank of Nigeria.

The banks has, teamwork, passion, resourcefulness,  integrity, dependability and excellence, as its business philosophy

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