Ifeanyi Omeke, the Man who Allegedly Helped Former CBN Gov Emefiele invest Stolen $2 million
A wise man says, if there are nobody to cover up for evil, evil will ceased in the society. These words can be linked to Ifeanyi Omeke in the monumental fraud case involving former CBN Governor, Godwin Emefiele. According to court documents, it was Ifeanyi Omeke who facilitated and made it easy for Emefiele to perfect documentation and carry out various errands in relation to the fraudulent activities.
It has come to light that Ifeanyi Omeke played a crucial role in assisting Emefiele in purchasing and perfecting title documents for several properties located in highbrow areas of Lagos. This level of collaboration and complicity is deeply troubling and raises serious questions about the integrity of individuals involved in such illicit activities.
The implications of this fraud case extend far beyond just financial losses. It erodes trust in our institutions and undermines the credibility of those entrusted with positions of power and responsibility. We must hold all individuals involved in such criminal activities accountable, regardless of their stature or connections.
To allay the fair of Nigerians a thorough investigation into the extent of Omeke’s involvement in this fraud case and call for swift justice to be served. Nigerian society should not tolerate corruption and deceit at any level, and those found guilty must face the full consequences of their actions.
Appropriate authorities should take decisive action in bringing all perpetrators to justice and upholding the principles of transparency, accountability, and justice in our society.
Senator Akin Odunsi, Prof Akhaine, Barr Adebayo, Consul-General Moroe To Outline Solutions To Nigeria’s Endemic Insecurity And Economic Challenges At OpenLife Summit
Senator {Chief} Akin Odunsi, Professor Odion Akhaine, Barrister Adewole Adebayo and South Africa Consul-General in Lagos Professor Bobby Moroe are some of the intelligentsia that will outline solutions to Nigeria endemic insecurity and twisting economic growth at the August 22, 2024 OpenLife Annual Summit, OAS.
In what is set to be a hybrid event, the Summit is billed to hold at Eko Hotels, Victoria Island, Lagos with a theme “ Creating Enabling Environment For Economic Growth Through Strategic Tackling Of Insecurity.”
Beside expected unrivalled experience in live networking and knowledge sharing, individuals outside Lagos would have the opportunity to join virtually through a dedicated and well-established virtual event platform.
Outcome of the conversations is expected to spark concrete actions and mobilize cross-border thought leadership, collaboration and resources against insecurity and poverty in the Nigerian geographical space.
It is one event not to miss.
Introducing “My Fatherland” by Adron Homes: Uniting Nigerians Through Land Ownership
Adron Homes is thrilled to unveil our latest offering, the “My Fatherland” product, an exclusive opportunity designed to bring every Nigerian closer to their roots. No matter where you are—within Nigeria or abroad—this product bridges the gap between regions, fostering a sense of unity and belonging to our great nation.
“My Fatherland” is more than just a land investment; it’s a chance to own a piece of Nigeria in any of the six geopolitical zones. Whether you’re looking to secure your future or leave a lasting legacy for your children, this product offers an affordable, secure, and serene environment, ensuring your pride in saying, “This is my Fatherland.”
What sets “My Fatherland” apart is its commitment to celebrating diversity and promoting national unity. Adron Homes is dedicated to connecting Nigerians, regardless of tribe or tongue, and creating spaces that embody the spirit of togetherness.
With a generous 40% discount and flexible 24-month payment plan, now is the perfect time to invest. Additionally, enjoy exclusive benefits, including:
• Bronze Category (10-20 plots): 40% discount, estate in an estate, estate naming from an existing list, and five free street naming slots.
• Silver Category (51-100 plots): 40% discount, customised estate naming, 10 free street naming slots, and 2% off infrastructure fees.
• Gold Category (101-150 plots): 50% discount in 6 months or 40% in 36 months, limited street naming slots, and 5% off infrastructure fees.
• Diamond Category (151-200 plots): 50% discount in 12 months or 40% in 36 months, free customised street naming slots, and 10% off infrastructure fees.
• Platinum Category (Above 200 plots): 50% discount in 24 months, unlimited free customised street naming slots, and 20% off infrastructure fees.
Each category comes with carefully selected gift items, adding a touch of elegance and style to your investment.
The “My Fatherland” product is now officially launched, offering you the chance to secure your dream land and enjoy unmatched benefits. Visit www.adronhomesproperties.com or call 08138432335 and you can also connect with us on social media for more details.
Celebrate the spirit of unity and diversity with Adron Homes. Invest in “My Fatherland” today and build a legacy that will be cherished for generations to come.
FirstBank Commemorates its Annual Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Week
FirstBank, the West African premier financial institution and financial inclusion services provider is proud to announce its 2024 Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability (CR&S) Week, scheduled for 19 to 24 August. This year’s edition aims to reinforce the bank’s positive outcomes of sowing seeds of kindness by empowering the lives of communities, and minimizing the environmental impact environment, while advancing the Bank’s contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The CR&S Week is a dedicated week that offers opportunities for employees of the FirstBank Group (FirstBank Nigeria, FirstBank UK, FirstBank Gambia, FirstBank Sierra-Leone, FirstBank DRC, FirstBank Guinea, FirstBank Ghana, FBNBank Senegal; First Pension and First Nominees) to give their time & resources to defined causes in line with the Bank’s CR&S strategic approach.
Now in its eighth year, the FirstBank Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability Week is a week reserved by the Bank for the demonstration of kindness being a fundamental philosophy of the Bank, as the Bank and its employees “Start Performing Acts of Random Kindness” (SPARK) the value-based initiative in alignment with the ethos of compassion, civility, and charity. During the 2023 CR&S Week, 8 countries participated with over 80 charities/NGOs and 30,000 lives impacted.
The 2024 CR&S is envisioned to be an eventful week of impact, sowing the seed of kindness through the following initiatives/activities:
Tree Planting- FirstBank will plant 30,000 trees across Nigeria, furthering its commitment to plant 50,000 trees by 2025 in partnership with the Nigeria Conservation Foundation (NCF).
Women Empowerment- The bank will support Jigawa and Plateau States by driving awareness, performing surgeries, and providing post-care kits for those living with Vesicovaginal Fistula (VVF).
Visitation for Charity- FirstBank will visit orphanage homes, IDP camps, and other charities across Nigeria, SSA markets, and the UK, demonstrating kindness and empowering those at the bottom of the pyramid.
Kind Comment- Staff and management will share kind comments throughout the week, promoting a culture of compassion and civility across the bank.
Woven into the fabric of the society since over 130 years and enabling success in our customers and communities, these initiatives epitomize FirstBank’s care for the environment and humanity, aligning with the Bank’s sustainability strategic pillars and support for the Green Recovery Nigeria
Folake Ani-Mumuney, Group Head, Marketing & Corporate Communications FirstBank, said “At FirstBank, we remain committed to creating a positive impact in the lives of our customers and the communities we serve. Our 2024 CR&S Week is a testament to this dedication, and we are excited to amplify our efforts in enabling the Giants in the lives of our communities and enhance sustainable development and community growth.”
As we celebrate the FirstBank’s Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability week, we invite all to embrace the spirit of kindness as we come together this special occasion to weave kindness into the fabric of our daily lives, leaving a lasting impact on one another,” she concluded.
Adron Homes – A Giant Stride in Nigeria’s Real Estate Development
In the dynamic and rapidly evolving landscape of Nigeria’s real estate sector, one company has distinguished itself with visionary leadership, innovative projects, and a steadfast commitment to transforming housing development. Adron Homes and Properties, a key player in the industry, has redefined the standards of real estate in the country, making giant strides that resonate with both seasoned investors and first-time homebuyers alike.
Founded with a mission to make luxurious and affordable housing accessible to all Nigerians, Adron Homes has positioned itself as a leader in providing premium real estate solutions across the country. At the heart of its success is the company’s ability to understand and adapt to the evolving needs of the Nigerian market.
Adron’s strategy, under the leadership of its founder and CEO, Aare Adetola Emmanuel-King, has always been focused on making homeownership not just a dream but a tangible reality for many. This vision is driven by a firm belief that quality housing should be available to everyone, regardless of social or economic background.
The company’s approach to real estate development incorporates a broad spectrum of projects, from luxury estates to more affordable housing options, ensuring that their offerings cater to both the elite and middle-class demographics. With a presence in strategic cities like Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, and beyond, Adron Homes has successfully expanded its footprint, creating a unique blend of architectural elegance, functionality, and modern living.
One of the major factors contributing to Adron Homes’ continued success is its focus on innovation and large-scale projects that reflect the aspirations of the modern Nigerian family. From residential estates that offer state-of-the-art facilities to eco-friendly environments designed to foster community living, the company is at the forefront of redefining urban living.
Key projects such as its Town Park and Gardens Emuren Imota, Eko City Park and Gardens, Lekki Epe, Grandview Park and Gardens in Atan-Ota, Treasure Parks and Gardens in Shimawa, and Rehoboth Park and Gardens in Ibeju-Lekki are prime examples of how Adron is revolutionizing real estate in the country. These estates boast modern infrastructure, well-planned layouts, and amenities that enhance the quality of life—such as parks, recreational centers, and security networks.
What truly sets Adron apart is its focus on delivering high-value estates at affordable prices. This strategy has opened the doors for middle-class Nigerians to invest in quality homes and land, an opportunity that was previously reserved for the affluent. The company offers flexible payment plans, making it easier for individuals to own properties without the overwhelming burden of upfront payments.
In addition to affordability, Adron Homes is also committed to sustainable development. The company integrates eco-friendly practices into its projects, such as the use of solar energy, rainwater harvesting systems, and green spaces, ensuring that its estates not only meet today’s needs but are also future-proofed for tomorrow’s environmental challenges.
As cities continue to grow and urbanization rates in Nigeria soar, Adron’s focus on creating communities that promote wellness and sustainability becomes increasingly significant. The design of these estates encourages walkability, reduces carbon footprints, and promotes environmental stewardship, which is crucial in addressing the impacts of climate change in urban areas.
Beyond real estate, Adron Homes is making significant contributions to social and economic development. The company is not just creating homes but building communities. Through job creation, Adron Homes has provided employment for thousands of Nigerians, from architects and construction workers to administrative and sales personnel.
The company’s outreach programs, such as Adron Empowerment Initiatives, have also impacted lives across the nation, providing skills training, scholarships, and small-scale business support to those in need. This commitment to corporate social responsibility ensures that Adron is not only a commercial success but a company deeply rooted in community development and empowerment.
Operating in the Nigerian real estate sector comes with its challenges. Factors such as fluctuating foreign exchange rates, inflation, and unstable government policies pose significant risks. However, Adron Homes has demonstrated remarkable resilience, maintaining its growth trajectory while navigating these hurdles.
The company’s ability to weather economic storms is largely attributed to its sound financial management, diverse portfolio, and innovative approach to overcoming obstacles. By staying ahead of trends and embracing technology, Adron continues to adapt to the changing real estate landscape, setting an example for others in the industry.
As Adron Homes looks to the future, its growth plans remain ambitious. The company is expanding its portfolio beyond residential estates to include commercial real estate, hospitality, and tourism developments. This diversification aligns with Nigeria’s growing demand for multi-purpose urban spaces and integrated living solutions.
In line with this, Adron has already begun the development of estates tailored to emerging real estate trends, such as smart homes and tech-enabled buildings that reflect the shifting dynamics of the global property market. As Nigeria’s population continues to grow, and urbanization trends increase, Adron is positioning itself to be a key player in shaping the cities of the future.
In a country where the housing deficit continues to pose a major challenge, Adron Homes stands out as a transformative force. Its ability to blend affordability with luxury, coupled with its innovative approach to real estate development, has set the company apart as a leader in the Nigerian market.
Adron Homes Energizes Youth Workforce, Trains 3,000 in Capacity-Building at Mid-Year Convention
In a bold move to bolster youth employment and workforce readiness, Adron Homes and Properties has successfully trained 3,000 young people at its Recharged National Convention, a mid-year event designed to enhance capacity-building. The three-day training, which will end this Saturday, is taking place at Adron’s Shimawa training school, marking a significant effort by the real estate company to empower Nigerian youths with the necessary skills for personal and professional growth.
The convention, tagged “Recharged National Convention,” brings together participants from various backgrounds, all with a shared goal of improving their employability and self-development. Through the initiative, Adron has provided intensive workshops, mentorship programs, and skill acquisition sessions focusing on leadership, entrepreneurship, and professional development.
In his opening speech tagged “Recharge… Horses of warfare”, the company’s chairman Aare Adetola Emmanuelking, emphasized the importance of equipping the youth with practical skills. “Our goal is to inspire and prepare the next generation to take charge of their futures. We believe in empowering young people through training that not only hones their talents but also instills the values of discipline, teamwork, and innovation.”
Participants have expressed enthusiasm about the depth of training they are receiving, noting that the experience has broadened their horizons. “This convention has recharged my confidence and my approach to career challenges,” said one attendee. “The skills I have gained here will enhance my prospects.”
Adron’s focus on youth empowerment has been a cornerstone of its corporate social responsibility. By addressing the skill gaps and employment challenges facing young Nigerians, the company aims to drive positive change while contributing to the country’s economic growth.
As the program concludes this Saturday, the atmosphere remains one of optimism and excitement. Attendees are leaving with newfound confidence and skills, ready to take on new challenges, proving once again that Adron’s investment in the youth is a step towards a brighter future for all.
L-R: Professor Adepoju Tejumaye, Immediate past HOD, Department of Mass Communication, University of Lagos, Mr. Ibrahim Fatoyinbo, Manager, LASUSTECH Radio 101.9FM and Dr Steven Anu’Adesemoye, HOD, Department of Mass Communication, Lagos State University of Science and Technology
By Nurudeen Hassan, LASUSTECH, Lagos
The vision of the Department of Mass Communication, Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH) to foster Institutional linkages and collaboration, received a major boost as Professor Adepọju Tẹjumaye, the immediate past Head of Department (HOD) for Mass Communication at the University of Lagos (Unilag), paid a solidarity visit to the department.
The visit, which saw Professor Tẹjumaye warmly welcomed by Dr Steven Anu’ Adesemoye, Ag. HOD Department of Mass Communication, LASUSTECH and other senior members of the department, was aimed at fostering collaboration and exploring areas of mutual benefit between the two institutions.
Dr. Adesemoye expressed gratitude for the visit, stating, _”We are honored to host Professor Tẹjumaye to LASUSTECH. This visit is a testament to the growing reputation of our department.”_
During the visit,
Professor Tẹjumaye was led on a tour of the LASUSTECH FM radio station and other departmental facilities. Impressed by what he saw, the Unilag professor commended LASUSTECH for its commitment to practical training and student development.
_”I am truly impressed by what I have seen here today,”_ Professor Tẹjumaye said. _”The facilities are top-notch, and it is evident that LASUSTECH is dedicated to equipping its students with the skills they need to succeed in the media industry.”_
Professor Tẹjumaye also emphasized the importance of student involvement in radio broadcasting. _”I encourage LASUSTECH to continue to provide opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience through the radio station,”_ he said. _”This is crucial for their growth as media professionals.”_
Dr. Anu’ Adesemoye expressed his department’s commitment to student training and development. _”We are committed to providing our students with the best possible education and practical experience,”_ he said. _”Collaborations with esteemed institutions like Unilag are invaluable in achieving this goal.”_
The visit concluded with a pledge by both institutions to explore opportunities for collaboration in areas such as student exchange programs, joint research, and staff development.
Arewa Forum Issues Final Warning to Gov Bala Mohammed Over Attacks on Tinubu
The Arewa Young Leaders Forum (AYLF) has issued a stern warning to Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State over his constant attacks on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, vowing to take action if he fails to desist.
In a strongly-worded statement, signed by Alhaji Ibrahim Maikifi and Dr. Anthony Apochi, its President and General Secretary respectively, the AYLF expressed disappointment and dismay at Governor Mohammed’s recent declaration that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) may invite President Tinubu to be their campaign director in 2027.
“Governor Mohammed’s constant criticism of President Tinubu’s policies and his claim that they are ‘anti-masses’ are baseless and lack substance,” said the AYLF.
“No wonder, many have alleged that he is sponsoring the ongoing protests against the President, using his position and resources to fuel the unrest. This is a clear case of political mischief and an attempt to incite unrest and chaos in the country.”
The forum praised the President’s reforms for yielding fruits aplenty, especially in the agriculture, water resources, and aviation sectors, scaling up food production, reducing hunger, addressing inflation, and safety concerns of citizens and foreigners.
“We strongly believe that Governor Mohammed’s utterances are a deliberate attempt to distract Nigerians from his own failures in governance,” the AYLF said.
“His administration has failed to provide basic amenities to the people of Bauchi State, and he is now trying to shift attention to the federal government. This is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.”
The AYLF urged Governor Mohammed to focus on governance and stop playing politics with the lives of Nigerians.
They called on him to retract his statement and apologize to President Tinubu and the APC administration, warning that failure to do so would be met with resistance from well-meaning Nigerians.
“We call on Governor Mohammed to retract his statement and apologise to President Tinubu and the APC administration,” the forum said.
“We also urge the relevant authorities to take note of the Governor’s actions and take necessary measures to prevent him from causing further chaos in the country.”
The AYLF also stated that it is the failure of leaders like Governor Mohammed at the state level that has crippled development and resulted in the dearth of infrastructure across the country.
They emphasised that his inability to provide basic amenities to the people of Bauchi State is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.
“We stand solidly behind President Tinubu and the APC administration, and we will not allow Governor Mohammed’s antics to destabilize the country,” the forum said.
“We will continue to support the federal government’s efforts to develop the country and improve the lives of Nigerians.”
UBA Partners NBA Young Lawyers Forum, to Foster Professional Growth of 50,000 Practitioners
Lead Brand Projects and Partnerships, UBA Plc, Lemachi Chris-Asoluka; Group Head Marketing and Corporate Communications, United Bank for Africa, Alero Ladipo ; Chairman, Governing Council Young Lawyers Forum, Nigerian Bar Association Abdulrauf Tijjani Aboki and Secretary, Governing Council Young Lawyers Forum, Nigerian Bar Association, Jibolar Salvador during the signing of a partnership at the UBA House, Marina, Lagos, that will see UBA train Young Lawyers in Nigeria, recently
Africa’s Global Bank, United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, has announced a strategic partnership with the Young Lawyers Forum (YLF) of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) with the aim to propel the professional development of over 50,000 young legal practitioners across Nigeria, by way of academic sponsorships as well as trainings, with reputable agencies in a bid to enhance their legal careers.
The partnership was announced on Friday, July 24, at the bank’s headquarters, UBA House, in Marina, Lagos. This collaboration aligns with UBA’s longstanding commitment to youth empowerment and Nigeria’s socio-economic advancement.
Under this initiative, UBA will provide comprehensive support to the NBA-YLF, a subsidiary of the Nigerian Bar Association that represents lawyers with less than 7 years of post-call experience. The bank’s involvement is expected to enhance these emerging legal professionals’ career trajectories significantly.
Speaking on the partnership, Group Head, Marketing and Corporate Communications, Alero Ladipo emphasized the bank’s dedication to nurturing young talent and in the process strengthening the legal framework that ensures justice is effective in the country. “The partnership with NBA-YLF aligns strategically with UBA’s commitment to youth development and community engagement while reinforcing the bank’s dedication to fostering professional growth”.
“At UBA, we recognize that empowering the youth is crucial to Nigeria’s future growth and advancement”, Ladipo said. “By investing in the professional growth of young lawyers, we’re not just supporting individuals; we’re strengthening the very fabric of our legal system and, by extension, our nation’s development,” she added.
Also speaking, UBA’s Brand Project Manager, Lemachi Chris Asoluka, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership and how such empowerment is invaluable in the present legal landscape.
“This collaboration with UBA marks a significant milestone as it provides unparalleled opportunities for young lawyers to gain the skills and connections necessary to thrive in today’s competitive legal landscape.” Chris -Asoluka said
United Bank for Africa is one of the largest employers in the financial sector on the African continent, with 25,000 employees group-wide and serving over 45 million customers globally. Operating in twenty African countries and the United Kingdom, the United States of America, France and the United Arab Emirates, UBA provides retail, commercial and institutional banking services, leading financial inclusion and implementing cutting edge technology.
ZENITH BANK BOOSTS SHARE OFFERING WITH HUGE DISCOUNTS
Zenith Bank Plc is offering its ongoing hybrid rights and public offers at the bank’s lowest price range, locking in about 32 per cent gain in potential immediate return for existing shareholders and new investors.
Nigeria’s largest bank by profit, Zenith Bank is offering a rights issue of 5.233 billion ordinary shares of 50 kobo each at N36 per share. The shares were pre-allotted to existing shareholders on the basis of one new ordinary share for every six existing ordinary shares held as at the close of business on Wednesday, July 24, 2024.
The bank is also simultaneously offering 2.767 billion ordinary shares of 50 kobo each in a public offer to the general investing public at N36.50 per share. Minimum subscription is 250 shares, meaning that with N9,125.00, one can be a co-owner of Nigeria’s leading bank. Application list for the offers, which opened on August 01, 2024, is scheduled to close on September 09, 2024.
A review of the trading history of Zenith Bank at the stock market indicated that the bank’s shares had recently traded as high as N47.35 per share, a price range that market pundits believe is a fair price for the stock.
This recent price range implies a discount of about 32 per cent locked into the ongoing hybrid rights and public offers.
With earnings per share of N21.55 for the 2023 business year, Zenith Bank’s offers carry earnings yield of about 60 per cent, the most attractive value addition among peers and competing offers. This simply means that beyond its industry-leading dividend payout, investors in Zenith Bank has significant value creation in the investment that can sustain above-average, long-term returns.
At the latest audit, Zenith Bank led the banking industry with a pre-tax profit of N796 billion and profit after tax of N677 billion in 2023. The bottom-line performance was driven by aggressive business expansion and brand adoption across domestic and foreign markets. The bank’s gross earnings crossed two milestones from N946 billion in 2022 to N2.13 trillion in 2023. There are only three Nigerian banks with N2 trillion gross earnings.
First quarter results for 2024 already indicated that the bank could surpass the 2023 performance in the current year. Gross earnings jumped by 189 per cent from N270 billion in first quarter 2023 to N781 billion in first quarter 2024. Profit before tax tripled by 267.8 per cent to N320 billion in March 2024 as against N87 billion recorded in March 2023. After taxes, net profit leapt by 291 per cent from N66 billion to N258 billion. Earnings per share rose simultaneously from N2.10 to N8.22.
Analysts believe Zenith Bank has entered a new phase of phenomenal growth. Annualised, the first quarter 2024 performance indicates that the bank’s net profit could surpass a trillion, with potential earnings per share that almost covers the cost of buying into the ongoing offers. Such fundamental performance usually triggers a rally for a stock, underscoring the belief by investment experts that the bank could set a new all-time high within the next few months.
Zenith Bank has been adjudged the Best Commercial Bank in Nigeria for the fourth consecutive year by the prestigious World Finance Banking Awards. It has also been honoured for the past three years has the Best Corporate Governance in Nigeria. These awards were revalidated in the Summer 2024 issue of World Finance Magazine, which provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of the financial industry, international business, and the global economy.
The awards recognised the bank’s financial performance, customer service, sustainability initiatives, and corporate governance practices.
Established in May 1990, Zenith Bank began operations in July 1990. The bank became a public limited company on June 17, 2004, and was listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on October 21, 2004, following a successful initial public offering (IPO). In 2013, the bank listed $850 million worth of shares at $6.80 each on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).
Founded by Jim Ovia in 1990, Zenith Bank has grown into one of Africa’s leading financial institutions. The bank’s philosophy is to remain customer-centric with a clear understanding of its market and environment. Zenith Bank’s excellent performance has earned numerous awards, including being recognised as the Number One Bank in Nigeria by Tier-1 Capital for the 14th consecutive year in the 2023 Top 1000 World Banks Ranking, published by The Banker Magazine; Bank of the Year (Nigeria) in The Banker’s Bank of the Year Awards for 2020 and 2022; and Most Sustainable Bank, Nigeria, in the International Banker 2024 Banking Awards.
In March 2007, Zenith Bank was licensed by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) of the United Kingdom to establish Zenith Bank (UK) Limited. The bank also has subsidiaries in Ghana, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, and a representative office in China. The bank plans to expand further into Africa, Europe, and Asia.
Zenith Bank has been a pioneer in digital banking in Nigeria, deploying Information and Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure to create innovative products that meet customer needs. The bank is a leader in deploying various banking technologies, and the Zenith brand is synonymous with state-of-the-art banking technologies. Driven by excellence and global best practices, the bank combines vision, banking expertise, and cutting-edge technology to create products and services that meet customer expectations, enable businesses to thrive, and grow customer wealth.
