Following the restoration of petroleum distribution in Nigeria after about four weeks of shortage, commercial banks in the country say their services have returned to normal.
The shortages had affected the banks services severely with Guaranty Trust Bank (GT Bank) and other lenders announcing on Monday they were closing their doors to customers from 1 p.m.
However, with the end of the debilitating fuel shortages that had forced them to close their generator-dependent branches GT Bank, Union Bank of Nigeria, Access Bank and First Bank of Nigeria said their opening times were normal after the industrial action caused disruption on Monday.
