It listed all the accredited cheque printers to include Superflux International Ltd, Tripple Gee and Company Plc, Nigeria Security Printing and Minting Plc, Euphoria Group and Popi Printing Company Ltd.
The Central bank said it did this to ensure an efficient payment and settlement system.
The circular read:
“In furtherance of its mandate to ensure efficient payment and settlement system, the Central Bank of Nigeria, in collaboration with the MICR technical implementation committee, conducted the accreditation and reaccreditation exercise, in line with the NICPAS qualification criteria and found the (accredited) cheque printers as qualified to print cheques for the Nigerian market. “All the accredited printers had been duly notified and certificates issued.Please note that foreign based printers were neither accredited nor re-accredited, in line with the bank’s policy on the domestication of cheque printing in Nigeria.”
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Who knew this was going on before, some thing needn't be done unless absolutely necessary.
ReplyDeleteThey did that?! Wow that is ridiculous
ReplyDeleteNice one.... Even printing of cheques is done abroad.. Lord!!
ReplyDeleteLet's patronize made in Naija...good way to go
ReplyDeleteOkay
ReplyDeleteit is well
Nice move...job opportunities...
ReplyDeleteOk seen
ReplyDeleteVery good! That will create some jobs opportunity, nigeria should stop importing things we can produce locally ahh!!!
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ReplyDeleteWow! Nice one concerning dis omestication of cheque printing in Nigeria. I hope dis wil go a long way for Nigeria.thumbs up to CBN for dis.
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ReplyDeleteIssokay nah, we must get it right dis time around. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteIssokay nah, we must get it right dis time around. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteMy Gay Boss, Paul Odekina of Total E&P thinks this is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteGood thinking, good product , good governance. Sai baba. Creating opportunity for nigerian industry. Printers please don't abuse this lofty idea
ReplyDeleteGood thinking, good product , good governance. Sai baba. Creating opportunity for nigerian industry. Printers please don't abuse this lofty idea
ReplyDeleteGood thinking, good product , good governance. Sai baba. Creating opportunity for nigerian industry. Printers please don't abuse this lofty idea
ReplyDeleteI've always said it that we can do what is right in Nigeria if we have the right environment.
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God help our president to make Nigeria work from now!
GOD BLESS BUHARI!!! That's all i can say! More Grace and strength Sir
ReplyDeleteWow! It's a welcome development.
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ReplyDeleteless concerned on this......
ReplyDeleteLinda's boyfriend said so....
Why won't u be? Olodo!
DeleteI am loving this.....nice one.
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I am loving this.....nice one.
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Better days ahead of us. Guess these will create job opportunities.
ReplyDeleteWhat am scared of if a nigerian shld handle the printing of the bank cheques before you know it fake cheques every where oi pirared copies
ReplyDeletewe were printing cheques abroad?
ReplyDeletefor real?
wow