Rising from its meeting on Thursday in Lagos, the committee said the sanction will be by way of blacklisting them, such that the concerned exporter will not have access to any banking transaction with commercial banks.
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Addressing the press after the meeting, CBN Director, Banking Supervision, Ahmad Abdullahi, said the regulatory sanction is necessary to enable the bank track Nigeria’s foreign exchange earnings, and maintain stability in the foreign exchange market.
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