
Segun Agbaje leads GTCO to record $661.3 million profit, sets $134.4 million dividend payout
This highlights the leading lender’s robust financial discipline and commitment to maximizing shareholder value.
This highlights the leading lender’s robust financial discipline and commitment to maximizing shareholder value.
Zenith Bank reports strong $670 million profit, strengthens position among Africa’s most profitable lenders
As the founder and chairman of Zenith Bank, Ovia holds a 16.2-percent stake, totaling 5,082,800,739 shares.
The deal, which has been in the works for months, is now awaiting final approval from the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK).
This follows a strong performance in January, when his shareholding surged by over $11 million between Jan. 17 and 30.
Lagos court rejects parents’ bid to challenge control of late Nigerian banker Herbert Wigwe’s estate, upholds existing structure including first daughter Otutochi.
Zenith Bank adds 9.67 billion shares on NGX, capital boost meets CBN requirement.
This milestone solidifies Zenith’s position as one of Nigeria’s top-capitalized financial institutions.
This follows a tough 2024 marked by Nigeria's currency devaluation and economic challenges that weakened Ovia's investments.
Access Bank responds to viral allegations of missing funds, assuring customers and stakeholders of its continued adherence to ethical practices and financial transparency.
Zenith Bank, Nigeria’s leading financial institution, achieves a remarkable 99-percent profit growth, reaching N1 trillion ($604.3 million) in the third quarter of 2024, driven by robust interest income and strategic investments despite challenging economic conditions.
Ovia, the founder and chairman of Zenith Bank, holds a controlling stake of 16.2 percent — equivalent to 5,082,800,739 shares.
Access Bank introduces a groundbreaking initiative to support 100 female entrepreneurs across 16 African countries, reinforcing its commitment to women’s leadership and economic growth.
First City Monument Bank (FCMB) introduces the Fempreneur Accelerator program, designed to support 350 women-led small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria, promoting economic growth and innovation.
GTBank has increased employee salaries by 40 percent in response to Nigeria's economic reforms and rising inflation, reinforcing its commitment to staff welfare while maintaining its position as one of the country’s most cost-efficient banks.
Irune highlighted the company’s focus on deepening regional investments while working closely with local governments and host communities.