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Fidelity Bank cries out over blackmail, extortionist attempt
Fidelity Bank has cried out over attempts by some individuals to bring its image to disrepute following a failed blackmail and extortionist attempt.
In a statement released on Wednesday, the bank said it had filed a complaint at the appropriated quarters.
“Our attention has been drawn to spurious allegations against the bank and its officials, making the rounds online and on social media,” the statement read.
It said the unsubstantiated claims and accusations, designed to mislead the banking and general public are completely false, treacherous and libelous.
“This latest attempt to bring the image of the bank to disrepute is the result of a failed blackmail and extortionist attempt, which has been reported to the authorities. We urge the public to disregard the falsehood in its entirety!
“As a full-fledged commercial bank, operating in Nigeria, we are a responsible corporate citizen and our operations are guided by the laws of the land as well as local and international banking standards.
“At Fidelity Bank, we remain committed to providing excellent banking services to all and will not be distracted by the antics of these detractors.”
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