Sterling Bank Scraps Account Maintenance Charges as Independence Day Gift
Sterling Bank announced the discontinuation of account maintenance charges for personal accounts, a move aimed at celebrating Nigeria's 65th Independence Day. The bank's decision eliminates monthly debit charges on local and online transactions, benefiting customers across the country.
This gesture was described as a gift to Nigerians, emphasizing financial independence and transparency. Sterling Bank's Managing Director, Abubakar Suleiman, highlighted the importance of customer value and sustainable growth in this strategic move, aiming to strengthen relationships with customers and foster trust in the banking industry.
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