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    We own our customers a duty of care, Fidelity Bank says @ 2019 Trade fair

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    Obaro Odeghe, Babatunde Ruwase, Uchenna Benedict Anyamaele, Oniyeyone Honeybell Ogunye, Ogochukwu Ijeoma Ugwu; Victoria Adebukola Oloyede, and Ofuremen Marvellous
    he Executive Director, Corporate Bank, Fidelity Bank Plc, Obaro Odeghe (5th left) receives an award on behalf of the bank from the President, Lagos Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI), Babatunde Ruwase during the bank’s Special Day on Wednesday at the 2019 Lagos International Trade Fair while beneficiaries of Fidelity Loyalty Scheme – Uchenna Benedict Anyamaele; Oniyeyone Honeybell Ogunye; Ogochukwu Ijeoma Ugwu; Victoria Adebukola Oloyede, and Ofuremen Marvellous – look on.
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    One of Nigeria’s leading financial institutions, Fidelity Bank Plc has said it owns its customers a duty of care and will continue to display an unalloyed commitment to the long term expansion of the businesses of its customers.

    The Managing Director/CEO, Fidelity Bank Plc, Nnamdi Okonkwo stated this yesterday at Bank’s Special Day at the ongoing 2019 Lagos International Trade Fair.

    Okonkwo, who was represented by the bank’s Executive Director, Corporate Bank, Obaro Odeghe, noted Fidelity Bank will continue to provide positive experiences at all its touchpoints to grow the bottom line and gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace.

    This, he said the Bank will do by leveraging its proven expertise, and highly trained professionals to take customers’ businesses to the next levels of growth, as the bank’s success story is anchored on “improved service quality, innovative products and services tailored to meet the varying needs of its numerous customers, which is beyond generic financial intermediation.

    “Our efforts aimed at aiding the diversification of the country’s monolithic economy and we have in this regard continued to channel significant resources into the real sector, particularly in the area of can manufacturing, food and beverages and Independent Power Projects,” he said.

    Okonkwo commended the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI), the organizers of the Fair, for a job well done while noting that the participation of numerous local and international companies from China, Japan, Ghana, India, European Union, Indonesia, Taiwan, Bangladesh, India, Cameroun, Benin Republic and Ethiopia mirrors the great potentials in the Nigerian economy.

    Pointedly, the Bank chief noted that the Fair had continued to provide an avenue for various trade groups and professionals to tap into the myriads of business opportunities that exist.

    The high point of the ceremony was the presentation of N500, 000 extra income to 5 Fidelity Personal Savings Scheme (FPSS) customers and N150, 000 school fees support to another 5 SWEETA account customers under the bank’s Loyalty Savings Reward Scheme. Some of the beneficiaries of the Fidelity Loyalty Scheme, Uchenna Benedict Anyamaele; Oniyeyone Honeybell Ogunye; Ogochukwu Ijeoma Ugwu; Victoria Adebukola Oloyede; Ofuremen Marvellous and Adewale Oluwasegun Adekunle.

    Fidelity Bank Plc Lagos Trade Fair
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