First Bank of Nigeria Plc, Nigeria’s largest bank by market value, said it will buy banks bailed out by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as long as they fit the company’s strategy.
“Whilst we’re implementing the organic growth initiatives in house, we also have our eyes open for opportunities,” Chief Executive Officer Stephen Olabisi Onasanya [...]
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First Bank of Nigeria Plc, Nigeria’s largest bank by market value, said it will buy banks bailed out by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as long as they fit the company’s strategy.
“Whilst we’re implementing the organic growth initiatives in house, we also have our eyes open for opportunities,” Chief Executive Officer Stephen Olabisi Onasanya [...]
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First Bank of Nigeria Plc, Nigeria’s largest bank by market value, said it will buy banks bailed out by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as long as they fit the company’s strategy.
“Whilst we’re implementing the organic growth initiatives in house, we also have our eyes open for opportunities,” Chief Executive Officer Stephen Olabisi Onasanya [...]
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First Bank of Nigeria Plc, Nigeria’s largest bank by market value, said it will buy banks bailed out by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as long as they fit the company’s strategy.
“Whilst we’re implementing the organic growth initiatives in house, we also have our eyes open for opportunities,” Chief Executive Officer Stephen Olabisi Onasanya [...]
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