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It’s an offence for bank to refuse mutilated notes from customers-CBN
  • February 9, 2020
  • Unity Times
mutilated notes

Anietie Udobit,Abuja

The central Bank of Nigeria has said that it is an offence for any bank to refuse the collection of mutilated notes from customers.

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The Apex bank made this known in response to a tweet by a bank customer who complained of his bank refusing to collect two N500 bad notes.

Dj Blufamaz@GidiSexiestDj

Dear@Cenbank where can we change our bad notes,I have two 500 naira bad note@ZenithBank Ajuwe branch Ajah bounced me just now

Responding the apex bank writes,

@cenbank

Replying to @GidiSexiestDj and @ZenithBank

It is an offence for your bank to refuse the collection of your mutilated notes, you can forward your complaint to the Consumer Protection Department of CBN using the email cpd@cbn.gov.ng. Thank you

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