CBN Issues New Order to Banks on Foreign Card Use
The Central Bank of Nigeria directs Access, Zenith, UBA & others to improve foreign card acceptance, aiming to resolve transaction failures for tourists and returning Nigerians.
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CBN Orders Banks to Accept Foreign Cards on ATMs, POS
The Central Bank of Nigeria mandates banks to reconfigure ATMs and POS terminals for international cards. New security measures for transactions above $200 daily are also introduced.
Rome Imposes €2 Fee for Trevi Fountain Access
Rome will charge visitors €2 to access the Trevi Fountain from February 1, 2025, to manage crowds. Free viewing from a distance remains. Find out the details.
CBN Guide: How to Report Banks for Failed Transactions
The Central Bank of Nigeria has outlined clear steps for customers to escalate complaints against banks over wrongful debits, failed transactions, and excessive charges. Learn the process to protect your rights.
German family dies in Turkey hotel poisoning incident
A German mother and her two children have died from suspected poisoning at a Turkey hotel. The father remains unconscious as authorities investigate the chemical exposure.
Naira Visa Cards Boost Cross-Border Spending Confidence
Nigerians can now spend globally with confidence using Naira Visa cards. Secure transactions, fraud protection, and seamless payments for education, business, and travel needs.
55 Cruise Tourists Rescued After Catamaran Sinks
A catamaran carrying 55 cruise passengers sank in the Caribbean Sea. All were rescued unharmed in a major operation. Read the full story of the dramatic incident.
Grandma Dies in Cruise Fall After Alcohol Over-service
A Nigerian family mourns as a 66-year-old grandmother tragically dies after falling from a cruise ship following alleged overserving of alcohol. Investigation underway.
Nigerian Fintech Launches Multi-Currency Payment Platform
A revolutionary fintech solution enabling Nigerian businesses to transact seamlessly in multiple currencies hits the market, promising to transform cross-border payments and boost international trade.
Experts Urge CBN: Introduce ₦10,000 & ₦20,000 Notes
Leading Nigerian financial analysts are urging the Central Bank to introduce higher denomination notes to combat inflation and improve cash transaction efficiency across Nigeria's economy.
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