Malik Yahya/
Ecobank Plc has temporarily shut down its Wuse II Abuja branch.
The bank said it took the decision after the death of one of its customers from coronavirus.
According to a statement by the bank, the deceased visited the branch on March 12, and did not show any symptoms at the time of the visit.
“In line with best standards and out COVID-19 response plans, we have, therefore, immediately temporarily closed the branch and all staff at the location have been put in mandatory self-isolation for 14 days, in full compliance with the Nigeria Center for Disease Control guidelines and to ensure their wellbeing and those at our customers. We have promptly informed the NCDC.”
The bank advised that anyone who visited the branch in the past week should self-quarantine for 14 days beginning immediately.
“Should any of these persons feel sick or exhibit any symptoms do Immediately call NCDC on 0800 970000 10 (Toll-Free Call Centre) for assistance and guidance.
Nigeria recorded its first coronavirus death on Monday.
The deceased, who was a former Managing Director of PPMC, Suleiman Achimugu, reportedly had underlying illnesses and died due to complications.
He recently returned from the United Kingdom.
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