The bank said the person in question, Mr. Sulaiman Achimugu, a previous Managing Director of the Pipelines and Product Marketing Company, visited the branch twelve days before his demise.
In an announcement on its confirmed Twitter handle, the bank stated, "Nigeria, tragically, at the beginning of today recorded its first demise, which shockingly was one of our esteemed clients. Our most true sympathies to the family.
"Our consideration has been attracted to the way that the expired was at our Wuse II, Abuja Branch on 12 March 2020, twelve days prior.
"The expired didn't show any manifestations at the hour of the visit.
"In accordance with the best benchmarks and our COVID-19 reaction plans, we have, subsequently, quickly briefly shut the branch and all staff at the area have been placed in obligatory self-separation for 14 days, in full consistence with the Nigeria Center for Disease Control rules and to guarantee their prosperity and those of our clients.
"We have quickly educated the NCDC.
"We are further mentioning, through this correspondence, that any individual who visited the branch between 12 March 2020 and now should make the important compulsory suggested stride of self-separation for 14 days and contact the NCDC."
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