The CBN Says Nigerians Have 72 Hours to Report Suspicious Transfers

News Entertainment Lifestyle Sports Business Quizzes Hey there, The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has introduced new anti-fraud rules requiring banks to refund customers who fall victim to online scams (Authorised Push Payment fraud) as long as they report suspicious transfers within 72 hours and prove they weren't negligent or complicit. Nurudeen Shotayo In The Headlines The CBN Says Nigerians Have 72 Hours to Report Suspicious Transfers Read More >> There Is a Coup Trend in Africa, and It Might Be More Serious Than We Think Read More >> Wizkid and Asake Announce Joint EP 'REAL (Vol. 1)' Just in Time for 'Detty December' Read More >> Share With Your Friends Lifestyle Latest 8 Events to Attend Before the Main Detty Season Begins Beach parties, concerts, cultural festivals, and foodie experiences to kick off the year-end fun before Detty December. Read More >> For You 10 People Discuss What They Consider to Be Microaggressions From backhanded compliments to dismissive jokes, 10 Nigerians unpack the microaggressions they navigate daily. Their stories highlight why these "small" moments matter and how we can deal with them better. Read More >> Pantone Names 'Cloud Dancer' as Colour of the Year 2026, Here's What It Means Pantone announces Cloud Dancer as Colour of the Year 2026. See how this airy white will shape fashion, design and pop culture in the year ahead. Read More >> Lionel Messi snubs Ronaldo's Portugal, picks 4 favourites for World Cup Lionel Messi has named the four teams he views as favourites for the World Cup, leaving out his team, the defending champions, Argentina and Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal. Read More >> What do you think about this Newsletter? 1 2 3 4 5 Advertise | View Online | Privacy Policy You received this email because you signed up for our newsletter. Update Your Preference | Unsubscribe