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AFRICA’S GLOBAL BANK, UBA OUT WITH A MOST ELABORATE GAME-PLAN TO CURB CYBER THREAT

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AFRICA’S GLOBAL BANK, UBA OUT WITH A MOST ELABORATE GAME-PLAN TO CURB CYBER THREAT *Opens ultramodern Security Operations Center *Admits: 98% UBA activities now online *Group MD/CEO, Phillips Oduoza Speaks EXCLUSIVE BRAND REPORTS> CHIEF CERUTTI OSAGIE(+2348161628925) In what can be vividly described as one of the most elaborate presentation in today’s corporate I.T world and risk management sector, Africa’s global bank, United Bank Of Africa, UBA, this week came out with a most ruthless and dynamic agenda to combat cyber threat ion today’s business environment In an exclusive audience presentation before management of the global bank, Central BANK officials, selected members of financial press and foreign dignitary on the 17 th floor of the security operation centre of the high rise bank headquarters, Mr. Sam Okenye, the intellectually sound GROUP head, IT Risk management of the bank led the way in a bid to alert the world of UBA stand to curb online frau

MAJOR BOOST FOR Education...As FCMB Donates Students Centre to Pan-Atlantic University

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FCMB MAKES GIANT STRIDE IN EDUCATION BY CHIEF CERUTTI  First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Plc has again demonstrated its commitment to uplifting the standard of education in the country by making a donation to the Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) for the construction of a Students Centre at its ultra-modern campus located at Ibeju-Lekki in Lagos.   Speaking at a press briefing held at the school on July 19, 2013, FCMB’s Group Head of Marketing and Communications, Mr. Ikechukwu Kalu , said the donation is part of FCMB’s contributions toward the provision of facilities that would ensure effective teaching and learning, capacity building and growth of the nation’s education sector. He noted that it also stems from FCMB’s belief that Pan-Atlantic University will continue to play a frontal role in these aspirations. Mr. Kalu stressed that the bank was proud to identify with the university in its mission to develop competent and committed individuals through the provision

GAINS THE 2013 ANNUAL FIDELITY BANK NIGERIA PLC GAMES, BY MD/CEO, MR REGINALD IHEJIAHI

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*A SPECIAL WORLD INDUSTRY LEADERS SPECIAL REPORT ON THE MANIFOLD BENEFITS OF FIDELITY BANK SPORTING FIESTA The 2013 grand annual Fidelity Bank games which reached its climax over the weekend at the sports complex of Unilag have come and gone, but no doubt…………the memories will continue to linger for a very long, long time to come In this special report by CERUTTI MEDIA GROUP, Fidelity BANK PLC MD/CEO Mr. Reginald Ihejiahi enumerate on some of the gains of the games ·          This is landmark gathering as the games   succeeded in bringing out nothing but the best   from all level of our staffs ·          The game shave proven that team work, which is the hallmark of FIDELITY BANK PLC, has enacted itself by coming together in outside work environment to the field of play, thus ultimately bringing officers closer to themselves ·          By this games, FIDELITY BANK PLC have succeeded in creating an atmosphere where people can come as a team to work towards a goal ·

ROAD TO EDO HOUSE:ADAMS OSHIOMHOLE’S BURDEN

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THE UNTOLD STORY:ADAMS OSHIOMHOLE’S BURDEN From the archives of:  Mobola Lanre-Badmus,   National Standard Newsmagazine – April 2005 Adams Oshiomhole doesn’t like to think he is the most powerful man in Nigeria. He would rather pass that baton to Olusegun Obasanjo, the nation’s President. As the leader of the most populous country in Africa, with a forest of oil wells and current chairman of the African Union, (AU) Obasanjo cuts a lot of clout across the globe. So, for the President, the title is apt. Only that Oshiomhole, 52, is the other President in the same country. Presiding over the Nigerian Labour Congress, (NLC) he dictates the temperature of the over 30 million labour force. A mere 23% of the 130 million population, the data would read, but significant enough to clog the wheels of Federal Government policies. Especially the incessant increase in prices of petroleum products, which the Obasanjo Administration dubs deregulation, but which Oshiom