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The two states signed the Memorandum of Understanding on Sunday at the Lagos-Kano Economic and Investment Summit held at the Jubilee Chalets, Epe, Lagos.
The visit took place on Thursday
For the bank’s giant stride of support to tourism, the Federal Government Commended Heritage Bank for its commitment to the development and growth of the creative industry. The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, gave the commendation at a two-day Creative Nigeria Summit
The award,, which was in recognition of its outstanding success and leadership in Nigeria’s sustainable development in 2017 was presented to the bank recently during the Bankers Committee meeting held in Lagos.
The bank recently inaugurated the corner shop as its agent banking partner to carry out agent banking transactions on beside the 74th Battalion of the Nigerian Army and PZ manufacturing outfit along the Shagamu Road in Ikorodu area of Lagos State to provide agency banking services for its customers that live in the area
The World Savings Day stresses the ingenuity of savings to economic development, which is in line with the bank’s financial literacy programme aimed at introducing its financial literacy edutainment resources to children and young persons under its BUD proposition.
The awardees are Jude Monye, an Executive Director of the bank who was awarded Credit Management Director of the Year, and Chinwe Ofulue, Regional Head, who was recognised as Credit Relationship Director of the Year.
The Bank said this is because it is a major contributor to the country’s Gross Domestic Product
The event which held in Lagos recently was put together by Seagull Band, one of the five bands of the Carnival Calabar at a symposium titled: “An evening of lecture and stage presentation of the Seagull winning theme of the 2016 Carnival Calabar” edition which dwelt extensively on climate change and the need for an affirmative action to manage the environment on a sustainable basis.
The move by the bank is a consistent commitment to build the next generation of sustainable Nigerian businesses, young and budding entrepreneurs who will end up becoming “titans” in their own disciplines.
The MD/CEO of the bank, Ifie Sekibo, at the flag-off of the endowment fund for restoration and transformation of Government Hospitals and Health Centres in Oyo State, said as part of the support, Heritage Bank would adopt a health and maternity centre at the State Teaching Hospital, thereby expanding its capacity from 45 to 60 beds.
The policy was sequel to a research conducted by an international agency, Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access, in 2008, which showed that about 74 per cent of Nigeria’s rural community was un-banked.
It saw the MD/CEO of Heritage Bank, Ifie Sekibo, represented by Jude Monye, the Executive Director, Business Banking, and Adaeze Udensi, the Executive Director, Retail & SME Banking, signing on behalf of the bank, while Ahmad Mustaffa Goh, General Manager with BPL, signed on behalf of his company.
The MD/CEO of the bank, Ifie Sekibo, who disclosed this, stated that in a bid to support food sufficiency
The MD/CEO of Heritage Bank, Ifie Sekibo, disclosed this at the weekend during the Leadership Development Programme for Corps member organised by Guardians
“We consistently cut down trees to make boats, plywood and all kind of things for comfort and don’t think about replenishing them, remarking that they are actually exhaustive, they are not inelastic and there is need for deliberate steps to be taken to replenish them.”
The programme, which is part of activities to mark the bank’s Children Banking Month, tagged: “My Day as a Banker,” was held at the corporate headquarters of the bank in Lagos recently with pupils from Hilltop Grade International School, Lekki, Lagos
The Managing Director of Heritage Bank Plc, Ifie Sekibo, who disclosed this at the weekend, led a team of the bank’s senior management on fact-finding mission to the company’s facilities
Heritage Bank had also organised an SME enhancement intensive capacity training programme for the ex-housemates of the BB Naija and other emerging 21st century entrepreneurs in the areas of keeping accounting records, financial discipline, organic growth and identifying potentials in order to equip them with the knowledge base needed to succeed as entrepreneurs