PHOTOS: PRESIDENTIAL LAUNCH OF e-ID CARD IN ABUJA

President Goodluck Jonathan collecting money with his National Identity Card after launching the e-ID Card in Abuja on Thursday (28/8/14)

President Goodluck Jonathan collecting money with his National Identity Card after launching the e-ID Card in Abuja on Thursday (28/8/14)

FROM LEFT: PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN; DIRECTOR-GENERAL, NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (NIMC) MR. CHRIS ONYEMENAM AND GROUP MANAGING DIRECTOR, ACCESS BANK, MR. HERBERT WIGWE

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN UNVEILING THE E-ID CARD  AT THE PRESIDENTIAL LAUNCH OF E-ID CARD IN ABUJA ON THURSDAY (28/8/14) WITH HIM IS THE BOARD CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION, PRINCE UCHE SECONDUS

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN UNVEILING THE E-ID CARD  AT THE PRESIDENTIAL LAUNCH OF E-ID CARD IN ABUJA ON THURSDAY (28/8/14) WITH HIM IS THE BOARD CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION, PRINCE UCHE SECONDUS

Mrs Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, President Goodluck Jonathan, Herbert Wigwe, Uche secondus, Chris Onyemenam

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN (2ND R) MAKING PURCHASE WITH HIS NATIONAL ID CARD AFTER THE PRESIDENTIAL LAUNCH OF E-ID CARD IN ABUJA ON THURSDAY (28/8/14) WITH HIM ARE: DIRECTOR-GENERAL, NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION (NIMC) MR CHRIS ONYEMENAM (R) AND A STAFF OF ACCESS BANK

President Goodluck Jonathan collecting money with his National Identity Card after launching the e-ID Card in Abuja on Thursday (28/8/14)

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK JONATHAN UNVEILING THE E-ID CARD  AT THE PRESIDENTIAL LAUNCH OF E-ID CARD IN ABUJA ON THURSDAY (28/8/14) WITH HIM IS THE BOARD CHAIRMAN OF NATIONAL IDENTITY MANAGEMENT COMMISSION, PRINCE UCHE SECONDUS

Courtesy: State House Photo

CBN orders banks to destroy cards trapped in ATMs

The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed Deposit Money Banks to henceforth destroy Automated Teller Machine cards trapped in their ATM terminals.
The CBN also gave banks 24 hours to reverse debit entries arising from failed transaction attributable to system-related issues.

 The directives were contained in a 14-page ‘Guidelines for card issuance and usage in Nigeria’ released by the Banking and Payment System Department of the CBN on Tuesday.