TAJBank Ltd, one of Nigeria’s leading non-interest banks, has continued its financial inclusion drive with the opening of a new, technology-powered branch in Wuse 2, Abuja.
According to a statement by the Managing Director of the
bank, Mr Hamid Joda, the new branch brought TAJBank’s growing branch network to
22 within its first two years of operation.
TAJBank Ltd, one of Nigeria’s leading non-interest banks,
has continued its financial inclusion drive with the opening of a new,
technology-powered branch in Wuse 2, Abuja.
According to a statement by the Managing Director of the
bank, Mr Hamid Joda, the new branch brought TAJBank’s growing branch network to
22 within its first two years of operation.
Joda said that the opening of the new branch aligned with
the management’s strategy of deepening financial inclusion by taking banking
products and services to millions of unbanked and underserved populace in the
grassroots.
“The opening of the new branch is to continue with our
strategy of ensuring that we take the TAJBank brand to all the nooks and
crannies of the country.
He said it was aimed at addressing the service needs of its
customers.
“We understand that customers want to do business and
sometimes need someone to give them that advisory service they yearn for which
in turn will help to address their financial challenges,” he said
Also, Alhaji Tanko Gwamma, Chairman of TAJBank’s Board of
Directors, said the goal was to increase its visibility at the grassroots.
Gwamma said it was a demonstration of the commitment to
continuously add socio-economic value to ordinary Nigerians.
According to him, Wuse 2 is one of the promising locations
in the FCT where businesses are thriving.
“The idea of opening a branch there is to ensure that
customers do not suffer in their banking transactions.
“TAJBank will not only give them real-time service but also
give them advice on how to grow their businesses,” he said.
TAJBank recently announced its plan to launch Nigeria’s
first private sector Sukuk offering under a N100 billion programme.
The bank also recorded a 433 per cent growth in Profit
Before Tax (PBT) for the 2021 financial year, and significant growth in gross
revenue, balance sheet and other performance assessment indicators.
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