Apapa freight shuttle: NRC moves 20,760 tonnes in 19 days (Tribune) The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) moved 20,760 tonnes of containers between June 30 and July 26, after the implementation of the Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs) for the Apapa container…
GTCRea8 Account: GTBank removes all bank charges for young undergraduates
If you are an undergraduate, between the ages of 16 and 25, then you can now bank for free with GTBank. The youth-focused, financial institution has announced that it will cover all charges on transfers, USSD transactions and bank alerts…
You must greet me today
I was minding my business, going from bank to bank because of BVN. I was walking from GTBank to Ecobank, the sun was in my eyes, making me squint. I wanted to get back to the office sharp sharp and…
3,200 Autistic children benefit from GTbank’s Autism Awareness – Goddey Odin
3,200 Nigerian children with Autism Spectrum Disorders have benefited from the GTbank’s free one-on-one consultation services and special programme, the bank said on Tuesday. This was revealed in Lagos at the 8th Annual Autism programme of the bank which ran from 17th to…
BREAKING: Kukogho Iruesiri Samson wins inaugural GTB Dusty Manuscript prize
There was pleasant surprise and spontaneous applause, back slapping and a few teary eyes as Kukogho Iruesiri Samson was announced winner of the inaugural GTB Dusty Manuscript contest for his novel manuscript, Devil’s Pawn. His novel, alongside the First and…
GTBank faults Innosson’s claims on Supreme Court ruling
Guaranty Trust Bank has refuted reports circulating across the media purporting that the Supreme court ordered the bank to make a N14bn judgement debt payment into an interest bearing account The bank, in a statement signed by Company Secretary, Erhi…
Lagos turns up for GTBank Food and Drinks Festival – Toni Kan
Lagosians like to turn up when there is something cool going down and it was not different with the GTB Food and Drinks festival. In its 3rd year, the Food and Drinks festival has become a fixture on the Lagos…