The app went missing on Wednesday from the Google Store after its launch on Monday.

It met with criticism as users struggled to link their emails and BVNs.

Before it went offline, the app had been downloaded by over 100,000 persons.

The CBN spokesperson, Mr Osita Nwanisobi, had said the app went missing

because of an upgrade.

To confirm if the app was upgraded, one of our correspondents checked the information of the eNaira Speed Wallet app on Google store.

The app info showed that the app was last updated on Wednesday.

A mobile developer had told one of our correspondents that the app could have gone missing from the store for a number of reasons.

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He had said, “There is an upgrade going on at the moment by Google; try in the next few hours.”

The app was missing from Wednesday morning but was restored on Thursday at about 1pm.

In a statement signed by the company secretary, Seye Kosoko obtained from Nigerian Exchange Limited(NGX), the bank is yet to receive any notification from the individual mentioned on such acquisition.

FBN Holdings insisted it operates in a regulated environment which required notifications of significant shareholding by shareholders to the company where shares are held in different vehicles.

It further stated that the bank will always notify the appropriate agencies and authorities whenever it receives any notice of significant shareholding by the shareholder and the company registrars.

“The attention of FBN Holdings Plc has been drawned to media reports purporting that a certain individual has acquired significant shareholding interest in FBN Holding Plc, therefore making him the majority shareholder in the company.

“As a listed company, the shares of FBN Holding Plc are publicly traded and sale and acquisition of shares is expected in the normal course of business.

“We operate in a regulated environment which required notifications of significant shareholding by shareholders to the company where shares are held in different vehicles, further to which the company will notify the regulators and public as appropriate,” it added.

There are online reports that a billionaire businessman, Femi Otedola, is coming back into the capital market on a big scale a few years after he offloaded his 75 per cent stake in Forte oil which later became Ardova Plc under its new owners.

The report stated that the business mogul has allegedly acquired majority stake in FBN Holdings, which also recently had a board crisis, to take over the company.

According to reports, Otedola, is now the single majority shareholder of the first generation lender in Nigeria with the acquisition of N30 billion worth of the bank’s equities at the NGX.

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