Business

Banking the Economy That Actually Exists

  There is a version of the Nigerian economy that the banking sector has always served well. It is the economy of salaried professionals, corporate treasurers, documented collateral, and monthly pay cycles. It is the economy that fits neatly into conventional credit models, standard account structures, and the risk frameworks[Read More…]

Fidelity Bank Extends “Give Her Power” Initiative to Ogun State, Empowers 100 Women with Vocational Tools

      In a bold demonstration of its commitment to inclusive growth and sustainable development, leading financial institution, Fidelity Bank Plc has extended its recently launched “Give Her Power” initiative to Ogun State, empowering 100 women with vocational tools designed to strengthen their economic independence and boost household income.[Read More…]

Polaris Bank drives youth financial literacy through global money week 2026

    As conversations around money become more complex in a fast-evolving digital world, the need to Building Financially Smart Future and equip young people with the right financial knowledge, has never been more urgent. From spending habits to saving culture, digital transactions, and entrepreneurial thinking, financial literacy is increasingly[Read More…]

Ecobank Nigeria assures customers of uninterrupted Banking services during Easter public holidays

  Ecobank Nigeria, a member of Africa’s leading pan-African banking group, has reaffirmed its commitment to providing customers with seamless and uninterrupted banking services throughout the Easter public holidays. The Bank assured customers that its secure and robust digital platforms will remain fully operational to support financial activities during the[Read More…]

Union Bank Looted: How former directors gambled with billions and nearly destroyed a national bank

    The former directors and owners of Union Bank did not just fail, they engineered a financial disaster. They manipulated reports, hid massive losses, diverted foreign loans and treated depositors’ money like a private wallet.   Investigators uncovered billions of dollars in misconduct. These directors buried over ₦250 billion[Read More…]