Nigerian banks

Nigeria’s Top Banks Record Mixed Valuation Shifts Ahead of Recapitalisation Deadline

October 13, (THEWILL) — One and half years after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) mandated deposit money banks (March 28, 2024) to raise their capital base, a comparative review of market performance between October 2024 and October 2025...

OPINION: The Blood Profits of Nigerian Banks

May 15, (THEWILL) – The astronomical rise in banks’ profits as reflected in the 2024 full year financial report has exposed the banking industry as a lucrative enterprise powered by arbitrary charges imposed on unwilling customers. In some cases,...

OPINION: Criminal Tendencies of Some Nigerian Banks

October 14, (THEWILL) – There is no hiding place for Nigerians as they grapple with different difficult circumstances of everyday subsistence. Frustration and despair intrude into Nigeria’s daily survival procedure unhindered. It seems alien creatures have descended from Jupiter,...

Nigerian Banks on Rough Patch to Recapitalisation

October 06, (THEWILL) – Since the announcement of the bank recapitalization policy in March 2024 by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the banking industry has been undergoing a flurry of activities—both on the part of the regulators and...

Parallex Bank Assures Customers Of Technology-Driven, Premium Services

October 20, (THEWILL) - Parallex Bank has assured customers of continued technology-driven, premium value-adding services that will exceed their expectations. Managing Director of the bank, Femi Bakre, made this known at the opening of the bank's Lekki, Lagos branch on...

More Nigerian Banks To Establish Offshore Subsidiaries

More Nigerian banks will soon commence effective offshore operations to actualise the licence granted them by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to establish offshore subsidiaries. Data from the CBN website showed that eight deposit money banks are licensed to...
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‘Ramaphosa Had No Role’ – South Africa Accuses Fani-Kayode of Wrongly Linking President to Broadcast Blackout

South African Presidential Spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, said Ramaphosa had no involvement in the broadcast disruption, insisting that the incident was an operational matter and not a deliberate attempt to silence Nigeria.
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