In ensuring this, the bank has embarked on several initiatives that include streamlining and automating its processes, upgrading technology, training and rewarding staff excellence, all towards ensuring that customers enjoy the very best of services.
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According the company, it decided to celebrate the theme of this year’s Customer Service Week: “Dream Team,” in line with Nigeria’s 60th Independence Anniversary as the strength of Zedcrest Group lies in the diversity of her people who share common aspirations for a better Nigeria.
The week-long event, with the global theme: “Dream Team,” is being celebrated from October 5 to 9 across the Bank’s branches in Nigeria.
Customer Service Week is an annual event dedicated to celebrating customers and serves as an opportunity to renew dedication to service excellence, which is usually marked within the first full week of October and this year is being celebrated from October 5 to 9, 2020.
The house was handed over to Westerhof by the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola
The monarch disclosed this while endorsing Ojaja Football Competition, a grassroots soccer tourney instituted in his name by CFAS Sport towards football development at the grassroots
The former Nigerian international, who spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria in an interview in Benin, Edo State on Thursday, blamed the administrators for the country’s abysmal performance at the Rio Olympics
Left-back Lukas Klostermann was the unlikely goalscorer on the evening when he made a bursting run forward and tapped in an open goal from captain Maximilian Meyer’s cross on the ground in the ninth minute
Goalkeeper Emmanuel Daniel, arguably the man-of-the match, made several point blank saves to keep Nigeria in the lead as the first half winds down
According to Barrister Dalung, the players’ grievances had to do with match bonuses, camp allowance and the five months salaries owed Chief Coach Samson Siasia
Dogara, who was speaking against the backdrop of complaints of Team’s Head Coach, Samson Yebowei Siaisia, that the players of the team have refused to train and may boycott the tie due to unpaid allowances and wages, said the Dream Team should take patriotism as a fulcrum of their campaign
The team’s media officer, Timi Ebikagboro, tweeted that the players and officials departed their Tropical Hotel in Ponta Negra at 5pm Nigerian time to connect a flight to Sao Paulo
The defeat of the Swedes is coming two days after the Samson Siasia-tutored team beat their Japanese counterparts 5-4
As earlier by The Eagle Online, the team was scheduled to leave Atlanta for Manaus, Brazil, at 8am American time, which is 2pm Nigerian Time
The Eagle Online checks revealed that the Samson Siasia-led team would land in the western Brazilian city of Manaus with three hours to spare ahead of their Group B clash against Japan
They play Japan at 0100 GMT on Friday
The Nigeria Football Federation however decided against that movement and is now thinking of either getting them to Brazil as a team or chartering a private plane to take the team directly to Manaus, venue of the first team’s first match
Represented by the Consul (Consular and Immigration), Dele Momoh, Falomo said: “Presently, we are going through a lot as a nation, and we are counting on all of you guys to make great effort to give us something to cheer about and make us happy
That defeat gave Siasia and his technical crew a true perspective of their potential and forced him to make few adjustments to the side that lost two games (to Korea and Denmark) and won just one, against Honduras, at the Suwon tournament
To this end, the Senate committee on Sports has summoned the Sports Minister, Barrister Solomon Dalung, to explain reasons for the team’s current situation in camp