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Suntrust Bank declares N1.51bn PBT for 2022 - TheCitizen - Vimarsana News

Suntrust Bank declares N1.51bn PBT for 2022 - TheCitizen

  Commercial bank, SunTrust Bank Nigeria Limited, has declared a Profit Before Tax of N1.51bn for the year ended December

JUST IN: Concerned northerners vow to defend Tinubu's mandate - Vimarsana News

JUST IN: Concerned northerners vow to defend Tinubu's mandate

“In Northern Nigeria today, we have financial experts who have written their names in gold in the finance sector, real drivers of economy like Ahmed Lawal Kuru, Abubakar Sulaiman, Halima Buba etc.”

Concerned Northerners Vow To Defend Tinubu's Mandate - Vimarsana News

Concerned Northerners Vow To Defend Tinubu's Mandate

The Concerned Northern Forum (CNF) has congratulated the President-elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu on his “well-deserved victory ” and rallied support for him, insisting that Tinubu needed a peaceful Nigeria to operate as nobody or group of persons has a monopoly of violence.

IWD: 6 Trailblazing Women Bank Executives in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

IWD: 6 Trailblazing Women Bank Executives in Nigeria

On March 8, the world observes International Women's Day to commemorate women's social, economic, cultural, and political achievements. The day also serves as a call to action for all groups, organizations, and countries around the world to work together to accelerate women's equality. IWD has been celebrated for almost a century, with the first meeting

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Women in Africa now make up almost half of its labour force - Vimarsana News

Women in Africa now make up almost half of its labour force

LATEST figures from the International Energy Agency show that women constitute 43 per cent of economy‐wide employment across Africa today, a rate of participation that is on a par with that in advanced economies