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A Catholic priest and founder of Adoration Ministry, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, has urged Union Bank Plc to speed up payment of a judgment debt awarded in his favour by the Enugu State High Court.
The court had last Thursday while delivering judgment between the cleric and the bank in suit No. E/56/10 awarded N5.5 billion in Mbaka’s favour.
In a statement jointly signed by his media aide, Ike Maximus Ugwuoke and one of his counsel, Festus. C Okeke, the cleric, who described the judgment as “Divine and miraculous,” urged the bank to speed up action in paying the judgment debt.
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Meanwhile, the bank has kicked off celebrations to mark its 100th anniversary of service in Nigeria.The kick-off event was held yesterday at the bank’s corporate headquarters in Lagos.
The new management team, led by Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Emeka Emuwa, has embarked on a transformation programme to reposition the bank with the objective of becoming a leading provider of quality financial services in the country.
Emuwa explained that with a defined business model focused on customer segments across retail, commercial and corporate banking, the bank is positioned to deliver simpler, smarter service to all its customers.
