Dubai banks are reportedly closing accounts of Nigerian politicians in the UAE




The UAE Central bank this week is reportedly closing down Nigerians bank accounts.
For those Nigerians that are not working in the UAE, their banks accounts are being closed, this is said to prevent Money Laundering which seems to be very rampant by Nigerian politicians.
The UAE new policy makes it compulsory to close the accounts, and issued Nigerians that do not work in the country cheques equivalent to the money they have in their account and gave them an ultimatum of five working days to cash their money out…. 


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