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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has ordered the immediate freezing of accounts, assets and financial transactions of six persons and four Bureau De Change (BDC) operators designated for alleged terrorism financing by all banks, payment service banks and other financial institutions.
The directive was reportedly contained in a circular dated June 24, 2026, with reference number CMD/FCS/PUB/CIR/002/011, issued to all regulated financial institutions in the country.
“The action is based on the recent update of the Nigeria Sanctions List, effective June 18, 2026, and binding on all financial institutions under the regulatory supervision of the apex bank,” it said.
The CBN in the circular asked banks and other financial institutions to identify and immediately freeze without prior notice all accounts, funds, assets and economic resources owned by the affected individuals and entities.
“Identify and immediately freeze, without prior notice, all funds, assets, and other economic resources owned or controlled, directly or indirectly, by the designated persons and entities,” the directive reads in part.
Also, the apex bank directed financial institutions to ensure strict compliance with the sanctions regime in line with Nigeria’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing regulations
The latest directive reportedly follows the announcement by the United States Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of sanctions against a Nigerian, Mukhtar Adamu, and three Bureau De Change companies over their alleged involvement in financing the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP).
Following the U.S. action, the Federal Government updated the Nigeria Sanctions List by sanctioning six individuals and three Bureau De Change (BDC) firms for alleged terrorism financing.
Those on the sanctions list are:
Ibrahim Yakubu Ogirima
Adamu Chiroma Ibrahim Abubakar Abdullahi Umar Usman
Babangida Muhammed Adamu Hammajam
The listed Bureau De Change operators are:
Abbal Bako & Sons Bureau De Change Limited Generation Currency BDC Limited
Nine to Nine BDC Ltd
The CBN circular also mentioned four BDC operators that were affected by the directive and directed financial institutions to enforce the sanctions immediately in line with the updated Nigeria Sanctions List.
Reacting to the development, the President of the Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria, Aminu Gwadebe warned against generalising the actions of a few operators to the entire industry.
He said the majority of licensed Bureau De Change operators adhere to the existing financial regulations and anti-money laundering laws.
“The overwhelming majority of licensed BDC operators comply with Nigerian laws and regulatory requirements,” said Gwadebe.
The CBN stressed that all regulated institutions are expected to fully comply with the directive as part of Nigeria’s efforts to strengthen measures against terrorism financing, money laundering and other financial crimes.
