After three years of suspension, Nigerian banks are gradually resuming international transactions on debit cards denominated in Naira. United Bank for Africa (UBA) and Wema Bank have recently announced the reactivation of this service, marking a significant step in the liberalization of foreign exchange operations in Nigeria. In separate statements, the two institutions confirmed that…...
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