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Tuesday, March 18, 2025

2024: Rite Foods Limited Clinched ‘Food Company Of The Year’

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Friday, March 14, 2025

MAGGI Presents Tales of Ramadan: A Journey of Transformation and Connection

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Allegations of Fraud Against Firstbank Unfounded and False

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Thursday, March 13, 2025

UBA Business Series : Female Leaders Make Case for Gender Parity to Break Barriers, Build Legacies

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Wednesday, March 12, 2025

Access Bank Champions Stronger Alliances to Propel Intra-Africa Trade at Inaugural Africa Trade Conference

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Tuesday, March 11, 2025

WEMA BANK COMMEMORATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2025 admin March 11, 2025 0 WEMA BANK COMMEMORATES INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2025 …Hosts HeForShe Awards, Big Sister Programme Graduation Ceremony, others. Wema Bank, Nigeria’s most innovative bank and pioneer of Africa’s first fully digital bank, ALAT, has commemorated International Women’s Day 2025 in style, hosting a grand event on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, at its Head Office Facility in Lagos. The Wema Bank International Women’s Day 2025 Event convened iconic women from diverse fields and industries to dissect the topic “Harnessing Innovation & Technology To Accelerate Financial Inclusion for Women”. Deriving from the global IWD 2025 theme “Accelerate Action”, the Wema Bank International Women’s Day 2025 event highlighted the need for implementing an innovative approach to promoting financial inclusion for all women and forging long term sustainability for women empowerment. Among the major highlights of the Wema Bank International Women’s Day 2025 event were the Women Network’s graduation ceremony of the Big Sister Programme Cohort 2; special performances across music and poetry; the HeForShe 2025 Awards where outstanding male employees of Wema Bank who have made outstanding strides in accelerating action towards women empowerment, were awarded to encourage more men to become pro-women; and a panel session featuring distinguished women who have been instrumental in accelerating action for women empowerment. Moderated by Media Personality and TV Presenter, Olive Emodi, the session featured three panelists including Dr. Nneka Okekearu, the Director of the Entreprise Development Centre of Pan-Atlantic University, Solape Akinpelu, CEO of Harvest and Tochi Ginigeme, Lead Deal Matchmaking at Impact Investors Foundation; all of whom provided invaluable insights and visionary contributions to the perceptive discussion on addressing roadblocks and leveraging innovation for women empowerment. This grand event panned out excellently, receiving commendation from women across Nigeria. Attesting to Wema Bank’s commitment to women empowerment Chairman, Dr. Mrs. Oluwayemisi Olorunshola, the Chairman of Wema Bank, highlighted the Bank’s role in promoting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) towards the global advancement of gender equality. According to her, ““The theme of this year’s International Women’s Day is “Accelerate Action”, and as the first female Chairman of Wema Bank, my career is a testament to the impact that can be generated and the change that can be achieved, when individuals and corporations take decisive steps to accelerate action for women empowerment. The goal of the 5th Sustainable Development Goal, ‘Gender Equality’, is to build a world where woman can thrive without discrimination and oppression, and we must all do the work to contribute to the achievement of this goal”. Emphasising the deep-rooted nature of Wema Bank’s commitment to empowerment, Mr. Moruf Oseni (FCIB), Wema Bank’s MD/CEO commented, “This mission of empowering lives is one that is deeply rooted in our identity as Wema Bank. From inception in 1945 to present, we have carried on the mission of empowering our people. A lot has changed in the last 8 decades but one thing that has remained constant is our commitment to inclusion, empowerment and support for women. As a Bank, we recognise the gender equality gap that exists globally, and we understand the need for a tailored approach to addressing this challenge. This is why we launched our women-focused proposition, SARA by Wema, in 2019, and why we continue to take intentional steps towards empowering women”. “Since the launch of SARA, we have banked over 400,000 unbanked women, disbursed over N75 billion in low-interest loans and over $20,000 in grants, created over 900 jobs for women, provided market access for 3,000 women, connecting them with over 135,000 customers and generating over $4 million in sales; and these are just to mention a few. Why have we been so intentional in the gender space? Because “Accelerating Action”, for us at Wema Bank, is beyond lip service. We walk the talk when it comes to women empowerment and today, we are gathered here to not only celebrate the exceptional impact we have made in empowering women for 8 decades, but more importantly, raising the right conversations and driving the right actions as we look ahead to a future of much greater possibilities. Wema Bank has supported women since 1945 and we celebrate our 80 years anniversary come May 2nd, 2025, we are more driven than ever to continue empowering women and building a future where women thrive, where equity is the norm, and where equality and empowerment are not just ideals but realities”. Wema Bank has proven itself to be a gender inclusion and equality driven organisation, going above and beyond to empower women from all walks of life to thrive, and contributing to the advancement of the global movement for gender equality. As Wema Bank counts down to 80 years, the world joins in to celebrate Nigeria’s oldest indigenous and most resilient bank, pioneering innovative impact in the African banking industry since 1945 and beyond 2025

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Tuesday, February 25, 2025

GTBank Leading The Way: Restoring Trust And Setting New Standards In Banking

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Thursday, February 13, 2025

MoneyMaster PSB unveils new agency banking software

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Tuesday, February 11, 2025

Nestlé Announces Dairy Demonstration Farm, Invests Over ₦1.8 Billion in Dairy Development

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The Power Trio: How Sales, Finance, and Marketing Rescue PR from the ROI Dilemma

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Access Holdings Releases AccessGive to ‘Carry Forward’ Herbert Wigwe’s Legacy

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Dangote Peugeot Kickstart 3008 GT Assembly In Kaduna, Unveils Landmark Pickup

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Monday, January 27, 2025

ZENITH BANK OBTAINS REGULATORY APPROVAL FOR N350B RAISED IN HYBRID OFFER

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Saturday, January 18, 2025

Glo Festival of Joy promo draw holds in Abuja

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Thursday, January 16, 2025

OLAM AGRI CLINCHED HONOUR AS TOP EMPLOYER IN TEN COUNTRIES

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Monday, January 13, 2025

NGX weekly: Investors gain N1.137trn as Wema, FBN, Universal lead

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Monday, January 6, 2025

Stanbic IBTC Bank tops KPMG rankings for fourth consecutive year in Retail Banking and second consecutive year in SME Banking

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