The Fayose-led administration had in May 2016 placed a “non-patronage” ban on the three banks- Ecobank, GTbank and Zenith Bank Plc and forbade government Ministries, Departments and Agencies, as well as workers from transacting business with them.
Governor Fayemi in quashing the directive on the embargo, earlier in the month, also directed that all MDAs should resume patronage of the banks immediately.
Consequently, the office of the State’s Accountant General had issued a memo to all heads of MDAs to give effect to the governor’s directive lifting the ban. According to a statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr Yinka Oyebode, the embargo was lifted in a bid to rekindle and strengthen the age- long relationship between the affected banks and the state government.
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Great move
ReplyDeleteWhat was their offense? Nigeria we hail thee.
ReplyDeleteTheir offense was that they refused to pay a particular tax into Fayose's personal account. GTB has been closed down since December 2016 or so.
DeleteGood one.
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