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In four photos: NDIC urges judiciary to implement Practice Direction for matters of failed banks

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A cross section of all the stakeholders and participants at the seminar. All hands must be on deck to achieve the goal of a sound financial system in the country. Photo credit: NDIC.
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By Chioma Obinagwam

The Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) has taken financial literacy to the Nigerian judiciary, while urging them to implement Practice Direction on Matters related to failed banks.

Confiance News gathered from the official X handle of NDIC on Tuesday.

Amid photos posted on its handle, the Corporation said: “Highlights from the 2024 Sensitization Seminar for Justices of the Court of Appeal with the Theme: Building Strong Deposit confidence in banks and Financial Institution Through Adjudication, held in Lagos.”

Below are four photos curated by Confiance News on the event.

 

NDIC MD, Bello Hassan, and some participants at the sensitisation seminar for Justices of the Court of Appeal. Photo credit: NDIC.

 

NDIC’s collaboration with the judiciary is critical to achieving a safe and sound financial system in Nigeria. Photo credit: NDIC.

 

NDIC’s Bello Hassan having a conversation with one of the judges. Dialogue with stakeholders is a key ingredient for achieving success in the business of Insurance. Photo credit: NDIC.

 

A cross section of all the stakeholders and participants at the seminar. All hands must be on deck to achieve the goal of a sound financial system in the country. Photo credit: NDIC.

 

 

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