Depositors, Shareholders Oppose Sanusi:

 Nationalized Banks.

Chike Okere, a trader at Daleko market, banks with Afribank now Mainstream Bank. She wanted to withdraw money in her account through an Automated Teller Machine, ATM, to settle her debt when she realised but could not get any money from the machine.

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   She didn’t know what was wrong until she heard that her bank was one of the three banks
taken over by the government.
All her efforts to use the ATM was futile and so she couldn’t pay up her debt that day. On Monday, she rushed to her bank to know what was wrong with her account, only to find out that her bank had indeed been taken over.
Then, Chike requested to use her withdrawal cheque to withdraw her money and probably close down her account. Not even her bank officials could convince her to stop her action. When Saturday Vanguard encountered her, she said, “When I heard about the problem and what my bank was into, I was a bit nervous. So there was nothing to be done than to withdraw my money so that tomorrow, they will not tell me another problem has happened to my account.”
A shareholder with Bank PHB, now Keystone Bank, lamented that the action is only to destroy the hope of Nigerians. “I’m not happy with the CBN governor. I believe it is a way of taking over these banks to introduce and implement his so called Islamic banking. At least, those banks are not from the North.