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Grandparents’ Day in a joyful and memorable atmosphere. The event was organised to honour and appreciate grandparents for their love, care, wisdom, guidance, and valuable contributions to the lives of their grandchildren. The celebration featured exciting activities, beautiful presentations, songs, and expressions of gratitude from the pupils. The grandparents were warmly welcomed and appreciated for their sacrifices, support, and the important roles they play in nurturing and guiding the younger generation. The event provided an opportunity for the pupils to express their love and appreciation for their grandparents while strengthening the bond between the school, families, and the community. Overall, the celebration was a wonderful and memorable experience. It reminded everyone of the importance of respecting, loving, and appreciating grandparents. Happy Grandparents’ Day to all our wonderful grandparents!

How Mobile Banking Makes Everyday Transactions Easier Mobile banking is changing how Nigerians manage money, pay bills and complete everyday financial transactions. The value goes beyond having a bank on a smartphone. It lies in helping customers complete important banking tasks without allowing those tasks to disrupt work, business, family responsibilities or personal schedules. A routine visit to a bank branch can take more time than expected. Customers may have to contend with traffic, travel time and queues. For a business owner, this could mean leaving a shop during a busy period. An employee may have to sacrifice a lunch break, while a parent may need to reorganise an already demanding day. Bank branches remain important for customers who require financial advice, documentation or assistance with complex transactions. However, many routine banking activities can now be completed digitally. The Fidelity Mobile App allows customers to conduct several transactions within...

AFTER 8 YEARS IN CAPTIVITY:GOSPEL ADVOCATE BABAWALE FUNSHO DAVID DECLARES "LEAH SHARIBU WILL BE SET FREE" AND APPEALS TO REV.MOTHER ESTHER AJAYI TO SUPPORT THE PROPHETIC MOVEMENT  Question: Can you please tell us about yourself, why you chose to advocate for Leah Sharibu, and who Leah Sharibu is to you?Answer: My name is Mr. Babawale Funsho David. I am married with four children, a devoted Christian, and a gospel music writer and producer. My journey in music began in the church, where I served as a choir coordinator and administrator, though I was never a prominent singer at the time. However, I became a singer by necessity due to a divine assignment entrusted to me. This happened after church elders denied the youth choir department the permission to produce a gospel album, simply because the adult church had not yet produced theirs.Following this, a divine directive and prophecy came to me through two independent pastors and prophets who had never m...

Lagos, Nigeria — Leading financial institution, Fidelity Bank Plc, is set to host the Lagos edition of its Quarterly Business Forum, bringing together entrepreneurs, industry experts and key stakeholders to explore strategies for building competitive and sustainable businesses. Themed “Built to Compete: Positioning Lagos Businesses for Sustainable Growth,” the forum will examine the opportunities and challenges within Lagos’s dynamic business environment. Discussions will focus on competitiveness, access to finance, market expansion, innovation, digital transformation and sustainable growth. Speaking ahead of the event, Ugochi E. Osinigwe, Divisional Head, SME Banking, Fidelity Bank Plc, said the forum would enable the Bank to engage entrepreneurs and better understand their needs. “Businesses need more than capital to thrive. They require knowledge, structure, networks and the right strategies to compete and grow sustainably. Through the Quarterly Business Forum, we are cr...

  This Customer Service Week, the extra mile starts with something simpler: making sure that when a customer, caller, or visitor needs a human being, one is there. By Olufunmilola ‘Funmie’ Aluko | Customer Experience Leader | Chief Brand and Marketing Officer/ Head, Customer Experience, Union Bank of Nigeria On any ordinary day, in any large city, the same moment plays out thousands of times. A woman calls her mobile network because her line has been barred and she cannot reach her children's school. A man rings a hospital switchboard, trying to find out which ward his father has been taken to. A small business owner stands at the reception desk of a large company, holding an invoice that has been unpaid for four months. A traveller dials an airline hotline at two in the morning from an airport she does not know. None of them is calm, and none of them has reason to be. What happens next depends almost entirely on one person: the agent, operator, or receptionist who answ...

*At ORAN Roundtable, Kehinde Recounts Media Struggles Under Military Rule, Digital Revolution* *Kehinde Recounts How City People Emerged from University Idea into 30-Year Media Brand* The Chief Executive Officer of City People Media Group, Dr. Oluseye Kehinde, has recounted the challenges that confronted media practitioners during Nigeria’s military dictatorship, saying the emergence of social media and digital platforms has fundamentally transformed the media industry. Kehinde spoke at the 6th Media Roundtable of the Online Reporters Association of Nigeria (ORAN) held in Lagos on Friday, where he shared his experiences in journalism and reflected on the evolution of the Nigerian media industry. The roundtable, held at the City People Office, Gbagada, Lagos, was organised as part of activities marking the 30th anniversary of City People magazine. The theme of the event was “Achievement + Challenges of Digital Era + Celebrating.” ...