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First Inland Bank takes public offer to Ekiti

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image Okey Nwosu,Managing Director, First Inland Bank

Segun Oni, Governor of Ekiti State has called on all indigenes and other residents of the state to buy into the First Inland Bank’s Initial Public Offer in view of the bank’s growth potential.

The governor made the call while commissioning Ado Ekiti branch of First Inland bank; located in what he called the fastest growing business district of the state.
“From what I have heard about the bank, I want to say that as a government, we will buy into the shares of First Inland bank so that we will partake in the bountiful reward that awaits those who invest in the offer”, Oni said.
“We welcome First Inland bank family formally to Ekiti State.”
On assumption of duty we promised to attract both local and foreign investment to the state.
“About seven months into our tenure, we are beginning to feel that we would meet the target we set.
“The fact that First Inland Bank has established a base here is a testimony to that.
“This branch was initiated and completed entirely after we have won election into office”, Governor Oni said.
The Governor who promised to continually provide attractive environment for investors in the state praised First Inland bank for being one of the earliest to embrace his government’s call to partner in accelerating development in the state. “We will support your bank and its business and I am sure that you will get remarkable return on your investment in Ekiti, he said.
He enjoined indigenes as well as other residents in Ekiti to buy First Inland bank’s shares which is currently on offer at N9.50k. “This is good business. Please try and subscribe so that the bank will realize that its decision to come into Ekiti was not misplaced”, he said.


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