In spite of the challenging economic conditions and their adverse effects on businesses nationwide, Nigeria’s commercial banking, insurance, and telecommunications sectors have consistently maintained robust media relations, marketing strategies, and public awareness initiatives. Their success has been bolstered by the…
Stock market closes negative, sheds N418b
The equities market on Monday opened the week on negative note, sheding N418 billion due to losses in largely capitalised stocks. The All-Share Index decreased by 766.56 per cent, representing a decline of 1.48 per cent, to close at 51,127.38…
Friends shower Davido money as superstar opens ALAT account
Barely days to his birthday on November 19, Nigerians have continued to show love for Nigeria’s leading digital-driven financial institution, Wema Bank, with music super star, Davido being the latest to identify with the bank. Ahead of his big day,…
*Fleeing Lagos task force officers shoot banker for protesting car damage (Punch)*One year after #EndSARS, 300 protesters still in Kirikiri, says victim (Guardian)
Fleeing Lagos task force officers shoot banker for protesting car damage (Punch) A Branch Manager with Wema Bank, Bamidele Ajala, has been shot by personnel of the Lagos State Environmental and Special Offences Enforcement Unit (task force) in the Oshodi…
Wema Bank takes over CMB building over unpaid N226.5m debt
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria has granted Wema Bank of Nigeria Plc the power either by itself or through its appointed Receiver Manager to take over and preserve the property of a limited liability company, CMB…
Keystone Bank, others partner Mojec to roll out prepaid meters
Mojec Meter Assets Management Company, a subsidiary of Mojec International Limited, has announced partnership with Keystone Bank Limited and other leading banks in Nigeria to provide retail financing for rollout of prepaid meters to its customers within the coverage area…
Strike: Labour cripples govt., banks, schools’ operations in Lagos (Sun)
Government offices, banks and public schools were on Thursday closed in Lagos as the organised labour began its strike over delay by Federal Government in concluding negotiation on a new minimum wage. The enforcement teams of the organised labour set…