ICB Bank set for a bright future after inauguration of Board

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• OWONIKOKO 11 years ago

  Welcome the mighty Elephant FBN, a little late in coming but better be late than be the late. There exists already on the local front an SMS Company operating under the name FIRST-BANC Finacial Services. What becomes the iden ...
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  Welcome the mighty Elephant FBN, a little late in coming but better be late than be the late. There exists already on the local front an SMS Company operating under the name FIRST-BANC Finacial Services. What becomes the identity of the Mighty Elephant "FIRST BANK of NIGERIA" FBN. Your huge investments in acquiring these West African ICB operations is worth having your identity imprinted boldly on your operations in Ghana, Guinea, Gambia and Sierra Leone. Wecome and Goodluck.

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• Antwi 11 years ago

  I can't wait to see myself a Firstbanker...FBN is in for good.

  I can't wait to see myself a Firstbanker...FBN is in for good.

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• Nich Nuamah 11 years ago

  What a country. How can a member of parliament serve as board member of bank which is regulated by Act of parliament . The MP has to excuse him self if any issue dealing the bank comes to the floor. The constitution of the c ...
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  What a country. How can a member of parliament serve as board member of bank which is regulated by Act of parliament . The MP has to excuse him self if any issue dealing the bank comes to the floor. The constitution of the country is seriously flawed and breeds corruption .

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• Kwadjo, London 11 years ago

  I agree with you,It is also about governance.The charman is a pharmcist, can he do the job?
  Techology is transforming banking and it is challenging for even season bankers.
  Bank of Ghana's supervision of the banking industr ...
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  I agree with you,It is also about governance.The charman is a pharmcist, can he do the job?
  Techology is transforming banking and it is challenging for even season bankers.
  Bank of Ghana's supervision of the banking industry has been found wanting.
  Are we doing it right? Why did the cedi nearly collapse?

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