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    Fidelity Bank reacts to theft in Admiralty Way, Lekki branch

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    Fidelity Bank has reacted to a theft that allegedly happened on its Admiralty Way, Lekki branch, where a man was shown in a trending video stealing a bag on Monday, July 08, 2019.

    In a statement signed by Ejike Ndiulo, Head, Corporate Communications, the Bank said as a responsible corporate citizen, it is working closely with men and officers of the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) to ensure that the culprit is apprehended and brought to justice.

    It assured that the safety and protection of its customers and their valuables are of utmost importance to the Bank. “To this end, we have taken the necessary steps to improve security in and around the branch premises.

    “We would like to convey our sincere apologies to the affected customer and wish to assure him that the bank will do everything within its capacity to provide him the needed relief.

    “At Fidelity Bank, we remain committed to providing excellent banking services to all our customers,” the statement reads.

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