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Agricultural Development Bank (ADB) resumes Saturday Banking in 27 branches

The Agricultural Development Bank PLC (ADB) has resumed its Saturday banking services in 27 branches across the country.

The selected branches in the Greater Accra Region include Spintex, Madina, Tema Main, Dansoman, Kaneshie, Makola, Ridge, New Town, Nima, Ring Road Central (RRC), Teshie, Nungua and Abeka Lapaz.

Also in the Ashanti Region and Bono/Bono East Regions, customers can visit the Obuasi, Adum, Ejisu, Berekum, Techiman, Sunyani and Dormaa Ahenkro branches, whilst customers in the Central, Western, Eastern, Northern and Upper West Regions could visit the, Kasoa, Mankessim, Takoradi Market Circle, Koforidua, Nkawkaw, Tamale Main and Wa for the Saturday Banking services.

Commenting, Managing Director, Dr John Kofi Mensah, said the resumption of the service was part of management’s decision to offer more services to customers. 

He indicated that the branches will be opened from 9:00am-2:00pm and further announced the resumption of Holiday Remittance services at 5 branches within the Greater Accra region, namely, Abeka-Lapaz, Nungua, New Town, Madina and Kasoa.

“With customers currently abiding by the COVID-19 protocols and the continuous demand for the service by our customers, we are resuming the service in our 27 selected branches,” he said.

He further revealed that customers receiving monies from their friends and families during holidays such as Easter, Eid-al-Adha, Christmas etc can now do so.

 “Providing Remittance services will put our customers at an advantage to receive money from their loved ones abroad during public holidays,” Dr Mensah stated.

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