ANLCA Unveils Bank-Enabled Membership Card with Access Bank

The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has partnered with Access Bank to introduce a customized bank-enabled identification card for its members, coinciding with the association’s 72nd anniversary. This card, which integrates membership identification with banking services, will be officially launched on September 29 in Ikeja, Lagos.
Prince Segun Oduntan, the Vice President of ANLCA and Chairman of the 72nd Anniversary Local Organising Committee, announced this initiative during a press briefing in Lagos. He clarified that the new card is distinct from the biometric identification card previously used in electoral processes and emphasized that it is not biometric.
The card will allow members to access financial services through Access Bank, provided they maintain an account with the bank. Oduntan also noted that holding the card does not exempt members from paying their association dues.
This initiative is part of ANLCA's broader transformation towards digitalization and professional development, aligning with the modernization efforts of the Nigeria Customs Service.
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