Sultan Marshal's Arrest: The True Story

Wasiu and son

Our attention has been drawn to the news circulating that Sultan, K1 De Ultimate's son was arrested alongside five other people in the US over Two million Dollars fraud.

There is no doubt that he was among those that were arrested but what is however not true is that he is a fraudster. 

Celebrities, Dignitaries to Storm Andron Homes Festival of Lemon

Nigeria's leading homes merchant, Adron Homes and Properties is set to give its customers the best treatment this festive season with ' Festival of Lemon ', an ending of the year treat to loyal customers of the organisation which will be coming up on Sunday, 23rd Of December, 2018 at Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Mushin Residents Lock Horn With Eko Electricity Distribution Company

Mushin Electricity Consumers Residents, a community in Lagos State, is currently at loggerheads with the Eko Electricity Distribution Plc (EKEDC) over the firm’s billing system.

Heirs Holdings Signs $600 million Facility Deal with Afrexim Bank, to scale its Energy Investments.

Chairman, Heirs Holdings Group, Mr. Tony Elumelu andPresident of African Export-Import Bank(Afreximbank), Dr. Benedict Oramah, during the signing of $600 million Facility Deal between Afreximbank and Heirs Holdings Group to scale Heirs Holding’s Energy Investments in Africa…….. in Cairo, Egypt on Tuesday

As a further demonstration of the African Export-Import Bank’s (“Afrexim”) mandate to facilitate the growth of intra-Africa trade and support the development of African businesses, Afrexim today, signed financing facilities totalling US$600 million with the Heirs Holdings Group, a pan-African proprietary investment holding company. Heirs Holdings has significant investments across Africa, in the financial services, resources, real estate and hospitality and power sectors. The facilities will further support the Group’s power, oil and gas strategy, as it positions itself as an African leader in integrated natural resources. The signing ceremony took place at the Afrexim Intra-Africa Trade Conference taking place in Cairo, Egypt.

UBA Academy Gets CIBN Accreditation for Excellence in Training, Capacity Building

 l-r: Head UBA Academy, Akin Morakinyo; Group Head, HR Operations & Shared Services, United Bank for Africa(UBA) Plc, Bayo Odeyale;  1^st Vice President, Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria( CIBN), Bayo Olugbemi; President/Chairman of Council, CIBN,  Uche Olowu;  Group Head Human Resources,  UBA Plc, Patricia Aderibigbe; 2^nd Vice President, CIBN, Ken Opara; Registrar/CE, CIBN; Seye Awojobi; National Treasurer, CIBN, Deji Olanrewaju; and Chairman, Capacity Building Committee, CIBN, Abdulraham Yinusa , during the presentation of certificate of accreditation to UBA Academy by the Institute in Lagos on Thursday

In recognition of its high standard, quality of human resources development, training and capacity building, The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria(CIBN) has certified and awarded UBA Academy the certificate of accreditation in line with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Competency Framework for the banking industry .

UBA Academy, the dedicated learning and development centre of the Pan African financial institution,  United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, was accorded the new recognition of excellence at a ceremony presided over by the President/Chairman of Council of the institute, Dr. Uche Olowu in Lagos on Thursday.

Political Leaders Endorsed Rt. Hon IKE IBE

Having seen the political degradation of governance in Imo State, one can say that Imo State needs to be liberated.
The problem is not who becomes the Governor of the State but who can liberate the state from the hands of terrorist attackers and secrets enemies who pretends to be our good friends.

TOEWAY: 5 Tips for Young Professionals

Chairman United Bank for Africa and Heirs Holdings, flanked by young hires at Heirs Place

Still in a great mood from the UBA Red Tv rave over the weekend, I spent my Monday with five outstanding young men and women – Daniel, Ifenlota, Francess, Olaoluwa and Nnamdi from the United Bank for Africa. I’d like to think of them as part of the next generation of young leaders at the bank.

Throughout our informal session and our open conversation over lunch, I listened to them talk about themselves, their families, their careers and ambitions, and some of their concerns as young people in today’s Nigeria. We spoke about work, the economy, their futures and even migration overseas! Lol. It was so much fun to share stories and trade perspectives with them, while gaining insights and useful suggestions from their experiences working with us. In order to build to last, an organisation must cultivate systems and feedback mechanisms to encourage this type of dialogue. Open, frank discussions to listen, learn, inform, engage and educate.