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COVID-19: Prioritise online services, LASG urges banks, financial service providers

Admin March 25, 2020
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Governor Sanwo-Olu

The Lagos State Government has urged banks to as a matter of urgency prioritise online services following the outbreak of coronavirus.

Sanwo-Olu made the call in a press conference on Tuesday.

According to him, banks and other financial service providers should put more efforts at working online, urging them to let essential members of staff to work from the office.

He said: “Banks and other financial institutions are encouraged to prioritise online channels for their services to the public with only essential key staff being in the office during this time. Only key staff should be present.”

The governor explained that it is only when people are alive that they can talk about economic activities, urging the private sector to let their staff work from home, as well.

“It is only when you are alive that you can talk about economics and finance,” the Lagos State governor added.

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