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FIDELITY BANK, FOREMOST RADIOLOGY CHAMPION EARLY BREAST CANCER DETECTION

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  Fidelity Bank, Foremost Radiology Champion Early Breast Cancer Detection As Nigeria joins the global campaign for breast cancer awareness, Fidelity Bank Plc and Foremost Radiology are encouraging women to recognise possible warning signs, seek professional medical advice and take timely action when they notice unusual changes. The initiative is being implemented through HerFidelity, the women focused proposition of Fidelity Bank, as part of activities marking Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer may present through a lump or thickening, changes in the size or shape of the breast, changes to the skin or nipple, or unusual nipple discharge. Some of these changes may not be accompanied by pain. Although such symptoms do not necessarily indicate cancer, health professionals advise that unusual changes should be evaluated promptly. Early diagnosis, timely evaluation and access to appropriate treatment remain critical to improving breast cancer outcomes. This message forms the ...

2027: NNPP WILL ADOPT A FRONTLINE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SOON: DR ANIEBONAM

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  2027: NNPP 'll adopt a frontline presidential candidate soon  -  Dr aniebonam  Dr Boniface Aniebonam                                       NNPP Founder The Founder of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) Dr aniebonam says the party will soon announce a frontline  presidential candidate it  will be adopting for the 2027 presidential elections.  The NNPP Founder disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday. Aniebonam explained that due to prolonged litigation over leadership of the party, it did not have enough time to process a presidential candidate that could match frontline  candidates in some political parties. "Indeed INEC recognised the NNPP led by  Dr Agbo Major as the National Chairman but the time was short from the recognition to getting a candidate.  "We had a placement candidate while shopping for an authentic presidential candida...

HOW NIGERIANS ABROAD CAN GROW WEALTH AT HOME.... BY TOLUTOPE ROJAIYE

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  How Nigerians Abroad Can Grow Wealth at Home...                                                                 By Tolulope Rojaiye A Nigerian professional in London closes her laptop after another workday. In Toronto, a family reviews its financial plans for the next few years. In Houston, an entrepreneur considers what to do with money set aside for a future commitment in Nigeria. Their circumstances may differ, but they face a similar financial decision. If the money will not be needed immediately, should it remain idle, or can it be positioned to earn a return. This question is becoming more important as the Nigerian diaspora market grows beyond traditional remittances. World Bank data put personal remittances received by Nigeria at approximately 22.8 billion US dollars in 2025, equivalent to about 7.8 percent of ...

SHAREHOLDERS COMMEND FIDELITY BANK’S STRONG PERFORMANCE

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  Shareholders Commend Fidelity Bank’s Strong Performance L – R: Kevin Ugwuoke, Executive Director, Risk Management; Stanley Amuchie, Executive Director/Chief Operations and Information Officer; Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer; Amaka Onwughalu, Chairman, Board of Directors; Ezinwa Unuigboje, Company Secretary; Henry Obih, Independent Non-Executive Director; and Ken Opara, Executive Director, Lagos and Southwest; (all of Fidelity Bank Plc) at the Bank’s 38th Annual General Meeting which held in Lagos and virtually recently. Shareholders of Fidelity Bank Plc have lauded the Bank’s Board and Management for strengthening its capital base, improving asset quality and sustaining earnings growth despite a challenging operating environment. The shareholders expressed their support at the Bank’s 38th Annual General Meeting, held virtually on Friday, 9 October 2026. Bisi Bakare                        ...

FIDELITY BANK TO CONVENE LAGOS ENTREPRENEURS FOR SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS GROWTH

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  Fidelity Bank to Convene Lagos Entrepreneurs for Sustainable Business Growth Lagos, Nigeria — Leading financial institution, Fidelity Bank Plc, is set to host the Lagos edition of its Quarterly Business Forum, bringing together entrepreneurs, industry experts and key stakeholders to explore strategies for building competitive and sustainable businesses. Themed “Built to Compete: Positioning Lagos Businesses for Sustainable Growth,” the forum will examine the opportunities and challenges within Lagos’s dynamic business environment. Discussions will focus on competitiveness, access to finance, market expansion, innovation, digital transformation and sustainable growth. Ugochi Osinigwe                                                    Divisional Head, SME Banking              Fidelity Bank Plc Speaking ahead of the even...

THE PERSON ON the OTHER END OF THE LINE

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  "The Person on the Other End of the Line'  This Customer Service Week, the extra mile starts with something simpler: making sure that when a customer, caller, or visitor needs a human being, one is there. By Olufunmilola ‘Funmie’ Aluko | Customer Experience Leader | Chief Brand and Marketing Officer/ Head, Customer Experience, Union Bank of Nigeria On any ordinary day, in any large city, the same moment plays out thousands of times. A woman calls her mobile network because her line has been barred and she cannot reach her children's school. A man rings a hospital switchboard, trying to find out which ward his father has been taken to. A small business owner stands at the reception desk of a large company, holding an invoice that has been unpaid for four months. A traveller dials an airline hotline at two in the morning from an airport she does not know. None of them is calm, and none of them has reason to be. What happens next depends almost entirely on one person: the a...

NIGERIA’S SMES: RESILIENT, ESSENTIAL AND IN NEED OF THE RIGHT PARTNERS BY ADERONKE OLUWADARE

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  Nigeria’s SMEs: Resilient, Essential and in need of the Right Partners By Aderonke Oluwadare Nigeria’s micro, small and medium sized enterprises remain central to the country’s economic growth, employment and household incomes. According to the NBS and SMEDAN MSME 2021 survey, as cited in PwC Nigeria’s MSME Survey 2024, MSMEs account for 96.9 per cent of businesses, 87.9 per cent of employment, 46.32 per cent of gross domestic product and 6.21 per cent of exports. These figures underline the importance of Nigerian SMEs to job creation, innovation and inclusive economic development. They also explain why the health of the sector should command the attention of policymakers, financial institutions and investors. PwC’s report confirms the figures and identifies MSMEs as an important part of Nigeria’s economic fortunes. The operating environment nevertheless remains difficult. Entrepreneurs continue to contend with elevated input costs, exchange rate volatility, infrastructure constr...