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POWER & ENERGY JOBS | Field Operations Trainers at WTS Energy

WTS Energy provides recruitment and manpower services for the global oil and gas and energy industries. We supply engineers and consultants to our clients’ projects and operations, and perform employment outsourcing services such as workforce management in oil and gas regions around the world. WTS Energy operates globally with offices in 14 countries and is operational in over 50 countries.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Field Operations Trainer

Location: Lagos

Job Description
To investigate, collect and define the training needs with the different Field Operations disciplines.

  • To produce training matrices by type of positions covering General Training, HSE, specialized training, OJT, vendors and suppliers training, certification and any other additional training deemed necessary.
  • To fit all personnel with an Individual Training Plan, in liaison with HR, and to ensure its follow-up.
  • To prepare the training contracts tenders and to recommend the selection of training contractors.
  • To review, approve and follow-up the contractors? training programs, the content of the training modules, the schedule and organisation of the training sessions.
  • To ensure the integration of the Operators Training Simulator, the Operating Manuals, and any other necessary tool in the training program.
  • To ensure coordination between the technical correspondents to gather the basic data required for the elaboration of the training modules.
  • To organise the OJT periods and coordinate the vendors/suppliers trainings.
  • To organise, supervise and validate the delivery of the training actions according to the project phases and availabilities of the personnel.
  • To develop a continuous assessment of the trainees and of the performance of the training programs.
  • To supervise the Offshore Training Coordinator who is in charge of assessing the personnel, identifying shortcomings and delivering training on board FPSO

Application Closing Date
Not Specified

Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should APPLY

IT/TELECOMS JOBS | Consulting Sales Executives at Oracle Nigeria

Oracle provides the world’s most complete, open, and integrated business software and hardware systems, with more than 370,000 customers including 100 of the Fortune 100 representing a variety of sizes and industries in more than 145 countries around the globe.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Consulting Sales Executive

Job ID: 150018JU
Location: Lagos, Nigeria

Scope

  • Reports to the Country Consulting Director
  • Works collaborative in the country with License sales, Industries, Support & business support functions to achieve Consulting bookings.
  • Works collaboratively with the local and regional Consulting Delivery Practices
  • Engages in external relations vis-a-vis Customers and Partners as an Oracle Consulting representative

Responsibilities

  • Drive the bookings for new business in his/her assigned area
  • Supports the bookings for up-sell business in the assigned area
  • Create mainstream offerings for customers
  • Ensures that these offerings are known on regional level by correctly maintaining the pipeline in the systems
  • Drive the Opportunity Management Process for Consulting
  • Drive the bid management process for consulting for Consulting offers
  • Ensure project success of each engagement both financially as from a customer satisfaction viewpoint
  • Ensure that Engagement Satisfaction Measures (ESM’s) are performed on each relevant engagement
  • Fulfil the achievement of the allocated bookings quota – both for mainstream as for overlayed new business
  • Responsible for selling the Oracle consulting services.
  • Develops new accounts and/or expands existing accounts within an established geographic territory, industry, product segment, or channel.
  • Responsible for sales of Oracle consulting services.

Qualifications

  • Proven ability to sell Services to customers on at least the CIO level
  • Proven ability to operate in a networked environment (matrix-model, multiple reporting / interaction-lines)
  • Perseverant, “can-do” attitude (i.e. seeking multiple alternatives to “get the job done” when the initial approach doesn’t succeed)
  • Must have at least 5 years of sales experience in software solutions marketplace preferably in Public, Telco; FMCG and Banking sectors
  • University degree

Job Requirements

  • 8-12 years of relevant field sales experience.
  • Able to develop strong internal relationships.
  • Able to network and develop strong business relationships with customers such that they turn to Oracle for their resource needs.
  • Able to generate leads and submit proposals to the client utilizing a broad knowledge of Oracle service offerings.
  • Able to generate consulting services and nurture and close the transaction.
  • Leading contributor individually and as a team member, providing direction and mentoring to others.
  • Work is non-routine and very complex, involving the application of advanced technical/business skills in area of specialization.

Application Closing Date
Not Specified.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should APPLY

Ex-depot Price of Petrol Hits N128 as Scarcity Lingers

As fuel scarcity rages on in the country the ex-depot price of petrol soared to N128 on Tuesday, March 29, from the official N76 per litre, as marketers made desperate moves to source the product to service their clients.

It was gathered that the hike in ex-depot price followed pressures from independent marketers to get allocations to sell to consumers who are willing to pay any price for fuel.

According to the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency,PPPRA, pricing template, ex-depot price as at yesterday remained N76.00.

However, a source who craved anonymity while speaking to Daily Sun that there was no way depots would sell petrol at the official ex-depot price of N76.00 because it was  impossible to do so.

The Source said: ‘‘For today, we only managed to give out 20 dockets considering the huge number of trucks waiting to load. But we can only give dockets based on the quantity of products at our disposal. This is simply a case of demand and supply and marketers are ready to buy at whatever cost because they know there is demand waiting for them on the streets.”

 

‘‘The desperation of government to ensure that fuel is available to members of the public may have forced them to seek alternative means to end this scarcity and because the request is coming to the refiners as an emergency, they have to hike prices.

“The products that are being expected are cargoes that were going to other countries but had to be diverted to Nigeria to address the lingering fuel crisis,’’ the source said.

 

Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Slide to 32.1billion

Indications have emerged that the environmental threat of oil and gas production and utilization may be slowly fading as the International Energy Agency, IEA, has put the global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions at 32.1 billion.
In its latest report, the agency disclosed that global energy-related carbon dioxide emissions (CO2) – the largest source of man-made greenhouse gas emissions – stayed flat for the second year in a row, according to analysis of preliminary data for 2015.
“The new figures confirm last year’s surprising but welcome news: we now have seen two straight years of greenhouse gas emissions decoupling from economic growth,” said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol.
“Coming just a few months after the landmark COP21 agreement in Paris, this is yet another boost to the global fight against climate change.”
It indicated that global emissions of carbon dioxide stood at 32.1 billion tonnes in 2015, having remained essentially flat since 2013.
The IEA preliminary data suggest that electricity generated by renewables played a critical role, having accounted for around 90 per cent of new electricity generation in 2015; wind alone produced more than half of new electricity generation.
It noted that in parallel, the global economy continued to grow by more than three per cent, offering further evidence that the link between economic growth and emissions growth is weakening.
The agency disclosed that in the more than 40 years in which the IEA has been providing information on CO- 2emissions, there have been only four periods in which emissions stood still or dropped compared to the previous year.

U.S To Engage FG Over Foreign Exchange Rate Option

The United States government has said that it would nudge the Nigerian government towards adopting a more flexible foreign exchange rate to boost growth and investment in the nation.

U.S Assistant Secretary of State for Africa, Linda Thomas- Greenfield, told an audience at the US Institute of Peace that Nigeria should ensure that the value of the naira currency versus the US dollar was more realistic.

Shs said while most people complain about the possibility of there being a devaluation, people are already operating on a devalued currency, and the only people who are not, are people who are doing it officially.

“Our recommendation is, and we will have discussions about it … that they should look at the exchange rate and try to make the exchange rate more realistic to what the value of the naira is to the dollar,” she added.

She spoke before talks in Washington to be launched by Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday, March 29 and which will focus on Nigeria’s economy, security and development.

Thomas-Greenfield said the parallel currency market in Nigeria was alive and well, warning that a rigid exchange rate, capital controls and import bans could undermine President Muhammadu Buhari’s efforts to expand economic growth and fight corruption. Buhari has rejected the idea of devaluing the naira.

Stanbic IBTC Notifies Nigerian Bourse of Delayed Financial Results

Stanbic IBTC Holdings Plc has notified its shareholders and the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, it might be unable to complete its 2015 annual results before 31 March 2016 as required by the Bourse’s rules.

The bank attributed this to the reporting challenges it experienced with the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) in 2015, saying that it has been in discussions with its External Auditors about the details of the appropriate presentation of certain items in its financial statements, which are the subject of the ongoing legal proceedings.

A statement from the bank read: “We have therefore sought the approval of the NSE and the Securities and Exchange Commission to file our 2015 Audited Financial Statements outside of the time period specified by the rules as we continue to work towards the timely conclusion of our 2015 audit exercise. Our aim is to conclude all required regulatory requirements and file our audited financial statements with The Exchange on or before 31 May 2016.”

“We also feel it is necessary to mention that Stanbic IBTC Holdings was recently served with a motion on Notice filed by the FRC at the Court of Appeal seeking an Order of Injunction which relates to certain aspects of our 2015 Financial Statements. The FRC, in its application to The Court of Appeal, attached a document purported to be the “Consolidated and Separate Annual Financial Statements of Stanbic IBTC Holdings PLC for 2015.”

To this end, Renaissance Capital (RenCap), a research and investment firm, in a report yesterday cut its target price for Stanbic IBTC Bank Group by 19 per cent to N17 per share.

Unilever Proposes N189.16million Dividend at 5kobo Per Share

Unilever Nigeria Plc has said that it has recommended N189.16 million dividend to its shareholders for the 2015 audited financial year end.

In its corporate action filed with the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, the company said that the sum amounts to a 5 kobo per share dividend.

Unilever, in its result under the period shows 6.2 per cent growth in turnover from N55.7 billion for the year ended December 2014 to N59.2 billion for the year ended December 2015.

The company’s fourth quarter results show extraordinary recovery across major indices. Stand-alone results for the period reflect a turnover growth of 36.3 per cent against N12.12 billion in 2014 and profit after tax for the full year dipped by 51 per cent from N2.4 billion in 2014 to N1.19 billion in 2015.

Capital market analysts said that the company’s performance was strong in the fourth quarter (October to December), saying that the result was positively surprising, considering that Unilever had a disappointing run over the first nine months of 2015.

The cost of sales increased by 7.2 per cent to N38 billion for the year ended December 2015 from N36 billion recorded in the corresponding period in 2014.

Nigeria Ranks Second Biggest Market of China’s Exports To Africa

Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, Gu Xiaojie, has revealed that Nigeria is the second biggest market of China’s export to Africa.

The Envoy disclosed this when he paid a courtesy call to the Minister of Science and Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu, in his office, on Tuesday, March 29, in Abuja, saying Nigeria ranks the third biggest trading partner of China in Africa.

Xiaojie, who spoke on the trade volume between the two countries in 2015, said the trade volume between Nigeria and China stood at $14. 9 billion dollars, adding that though there was a slight drop from the commodity prices in 2014, there was no drop in the trade volume.

“The current trade volume between Nigeria and China was $14.9 billion. It was a bit down with the previous year 2014 but still Nigeria remains the third biggest trading partner of China in Africa and Nigeria is the second biggest market of China’s exports to Africa. Its still very significant,” He said.

“I should clarify that the trade volume between China and Nigeria did not go down but against the background of commodity prices it went down a bit but the volumes didn’t go down. Things are improving and will definitely soon pick up.”

 

Interswitch Seals N15billion Acquisition Deal With VANSO

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Interswitch has acquired VANSO Limited, a premium financial technology solutions provider in a N15 billion deal to boost the contribution of electronic payments to the Nigerian economy.

The deal is currently awaiting the official seal of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to be finalised.

Findings revealed that the partnership between Interswitch and VANSO, which cost the former of N15billion and the retention of founders of VANSO, Denis O’Brien and Idris Alubankudu Saliu on the management of what has become Interswitch’s subsidiary, will have significant impact on the efficiency and reliability of electronic payments and ultimately, the economy. The company was founded in 2004 after Saliu returned to Nigeria having graduated from Columbia University in the United States.

Interswitch, founded in 2001 by CEO Interswitch its CEO Mitchell Elegbe with support from Techinvest Limited, Accenture and a consortium of seven Nigerian banks to address the need for a nationwide electronic funds transfer, transaction processing and switching entity in the country. The Company has become the leading switching entity with about the majority of Nigeria’s e-payment transactions routed through its payments switching infrastructure.

A measure of the success of Interswitch in the Nigerian e-payment space was its ability to raise a total of $106.5m in equity financing for 67 per cent ownership from Helios Investment Partners ($96m for 52 per cent) and Adlevo Capital/IFC ($10.5 for 15 per cent) in 2011.

Currently valued at close to $1billion, the company is expanding its footprint beyond just e-payments and looking to add value added services to its product offering especially as news is rife of an upcoming plan to take the company public in Nigeria and London.

 

NSE Trading Resumes New Week in Bear Zone as Index Sheds 2.40%

Trading activities on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, started off the week on Tuesday, March 29, in a downward trajectory after the Easter Holidays

The NSE All Share Index slid by 622.62 basis points to close at 25,277.29 basis points, represented 2.40 per cent decline.

Market turnover closes negative as volume declined by 28.80 per cent against 0.31 per cent downward recorded in the previous session.
At the end of the trading, FCMB Plc was toast of investors with 60,200 million accounted for N46.838 million, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc followed with 34.706 million valued at N503.175 million, UBA Plc with 32.621 million worth N122.066 million, Unity Kapital Plc with 22.456 million at N11.228 million and FBN Holdings Plc with 21.715 million amounted to N70.660 million.
Top on gainers’ log was Total Nigeria Plc with a gain of N6.49 kobo to close at N146.50 kobo, followed by P. Z. Plc with N1.11 kobo to close at N23.90 kobo, Presco Plc with N0.35 gain to close at N34.60 kobo per share, and Dangote Sugar Plc with N0.28 kobo to close at N5.98 kobo per share.
On the other hand Lafarge Africa Plc topped losers chart with N3.95 kobo to close at N77.00 kobo, Dangote Cement Plc with N1.95 kobo to close at N162.05 kobo per share, Unilever Nigeria Plc with N1.42 kobo loss to close at N29.50 kobo per share, and Ashaka Cement Plc with N1.20 kobo to close at N22.80 kobo per share.

FG Plans Self-sufficiency in Rice Production By 2018

Minister for Agriculture Audu Ogbeh, on Tuesday, March 29, said the Federal Government plans self-sufficiency in at the

He said: “We intend to achieve self-sufficiency in tomato paste by the end of this year and in rice, maize and soya beans by the end of 2018 as well as wheat by 2019.”

Ogbeh, the keynote speaker at the 64th birthday celebration of National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu , was represented by Minister of State Agriculture Heineken Lokpobiri.

Tinubu,speaking in the same vein said the future is bright for Nigerians with the APC government in place.

The ex- Lagos State Governor said with the commitment of the APC government and its governors to agriculture, the nation will never go hungry.

He said: “It is a commitment and this nation will not go hungry. Those who are thinking that our common sense revolution is not realizable should realize that they are the greedy ones. They are the ones that failed because they are always playing to the last.

“The future is brighter, Nigeria is better, our hope is brighter and our determination is stronger. We will make this country great”.

 

FG Earmarks N154.3billion Pension Payment For Retirees

A total of N154.3 billion has been voted for pension payments of Federal Government retirees, including monthly pensions, arrears of gratuities and Group Life Insurance Policy.
Out of this amount, the pension industry would receive N139.73 billion on pension payments, including monthly pensions, arrears and gratuities.

This was revealed in the 2016 Appropriation Bill passed by the National Assembly on March 23, 2016.

The insurance industry on its part would receive N14.69 billion earmarked for Group life for Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of the Federal Government, including Department of State Security Service (DSS), Insurance of Sensitive Assets and Corpers.

A breakdown of the budget showed that the military alone would receive N59.8 billion for payment of pensions and gratuities. It also showed that N7.41 billion was earmarked for Police Pension, while Customs, Immigration and Prisons Pension got N8.42 billion. Al;location to Department of State Security Service including arrears, got (N7.64 billion), Nigeria Intelligence Agency Pensions and dependants benefits receiced (N3.7 billion).

Meanwhile, N26.75 billion was budgeted for Parastatals Pension and Railway Pensions, while pre-1996 Nigeria Railway Corporation Pension got N2.25 billion.

The budget showed that N3.52 billion was earmarked for expected retirees in 2016, while N4.3 billion was earmarked for death benefits and N14.34 billion for Universities’ Pensions, including Arrears.

Office of the Head of the Civil Service (Civilian Pension), received N28.39 billion for Pensions and N2.3 billion for Gratuities, while benefits of Retired Heads of the Civil Service of the Federation and Federal Permanent Secretaries stand at N2.59 billion.

Under the Service-Wide votes, N3 billion was earmarked for payment of Arrears of PAYG Pension DPR, N27.4 billion for payment of Arrears of 33 per cent increase in Pension Rates and N500 million for payment of outstanding Death Benefit to Civil.

 

Market Capitalization Losses N214billion on First Trading Day

The Nigerian Stock Market  resumed the new week with a staggering loss of N214 billion on Tuesday, March 29 as bear hold dominates trading.

The market capitalization dipped from N8.909 trillion it resumed the week to close at N8.695 trillion yesterday.

Also, market turnover closes negative as volume declined by 28.80 per cent against 0.31 per cent downward recorded in the previous session.

At the end of the trading, FCMB Plc was target of investors with 60,200 million accounted for N46.838 million, Guaranty Trust Bank Plc followed with 34.706 million valued at N503.175 million, UBA Plc with 32.621 million worth N122.066 million, Unity Kapital Plc with 22.456 million at N11.228 million and FBN Holdings Plc with 21.715 million amounted to N70.660 million.

 

FG, States and Local Governments Owe DisCos N60billion

The Association of Nigerian Electricity Distributors, ANEDS, on Tuesday, March 29, implored President Muhammadu Buhari to intervene so that the three tiers of government could pay the N60 billion electricity bill owed.

Executive Director of ANEDS, Sunday Oduntan, who spoke in Abuja, said the Nigerian Army is the highest debtor.

He lamented that the huge debt has started weighing the power firms down.

He said: “The total amount of debt owed power distribution companies (DisCos) by ministries, departments and agencies at both the federal, state and local government levels is about N60billion. As at December last year, the total debt was N58billion, but it has grown to about N60billion as we speak.

“A large part of this debt is owed by the military. The Nigerian Army takes pleasure in beating up our staff for unjust reasons and they don’t like to pay their bills. We won’t condone this anymore and we are going to take this case up with them, particularly the recent one that happened in Abeokuta.”

He said despite the fact that the Army is owing the DisCos over N15billion, its officials are usually brutalised whenever the power firms make attempt to enforce the collection of electricity bills.

“The Nigerian Army keep oppressing us and often times they feel they are above the law, but this shouldn’t be. In Abeokuta, they beat up one of our official for unjust reasons and the same same group of military men who did that have not paid their electricity bills since 2013,” Oduntan said.

“The team in Abeokuta, which is the 351 Artillery Brigade, was led by one Major Musa and we use this medium to urge President Buhari to call the soldiers to order. They must know that they are not above the law. The army alone owe DisCos over N15billion. They owe Benin Disco N2.3billion, Eko is owed N1.9billion, Ikeja N1.6billion, Jos N2billion, Kaduna N6.6billion, Kano N301million, Port Harcourt N1.3billion, and Yola-N435million.

Shareholders of Five Banks to Share N149billion Dividends for 2015

 

Shareholders of five banks will receive a total of N149 billion in dividends for the 2015 financial year despite the dismal state of capital market in 2015.

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) All-Share Index, which measures the aggregate performance of the market plunged by over 17 per cent in 2015 as a result of  the economic headwinds.

Although five banks have sent profit warning to the market, other five banks that have announced their results have recommended dividends valued at N149 billion for their shareholders.

The banks are: Zenith Bank Plc, GTBank Plc, United Bank for Africa Plc, Access Bank Plc and Sterling Bank Plc. The five banks recorded growth in profit, hence the recommendation of dividends for shareholders. Zenith Bank Plc recommended the highest dividend of N56.5 billion, which is N1.80 per share. GTBank followed with N52 billion or N1.77 per share. UBA Plc is giving out N21.7 billion or 60 kobo per share. Shareholders of Access Bank Plc are to receive a total dividend of N16 billion or 55 kobo per share, while Sterling Bank Plc is giving out N2.6 billion.

A shareholder and member of Independent Shareholders Association of Nigeria (ISAN), Moses Igbrude, who spoke on the dividends, said the banks needed to be commended considering the challenging environment in which they operated.

“It is heartwarming and encouraging to note that some of the banks are making profit and rewarding shareholders with dividends.”

 

 

Inflation Drags Nigeria’s Business Confidence Index Down to 12-month Low

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As Nigeria’s inflationary pressures intensified in the month of March, all five parameters of the Sales Managers Index were dragged to a 12-month low.

According to a new set of data released on Monday by the London-based World Economics Nigeria’s Business Confidence Index down for the seventh consecutive month, reaching the lowest level in a year.

Businesses in the survey commented on poor consumer demand, rising unemployment, high inflation, lower oil prices and difficult exchange rate conditions.

The Market Growth Index measured by the report also showed fifth consecutive decline and the lowest since March 2015.
The Product Sales Index falls first time in 12 months as managers point to general rise in prices charged for products and services.

At the employment level in the first quarter of 2016, the staffing index fell below the 50.0 no-change mark for the first time, as companies comment on staff rationing as part of cost-cutting measures at lower level of employment.
Meanwhile, the United States said on Monday it would press Nigeria in talks this week to adopt a more flexible foreign exchange rate to boost growth and investment in Africa’s largest economy.

The US Assistant Secretary of State for Africa, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, told an audience at the U.S. Institute of Peace that Nigeria should ensure that the value of the naira currency versus the U.S. dollar was “more realistic.”

“While most people complain about the possibility of there being a devaluation, people are already operating on a devalued currency, and the only people who are not, are people who are doing it officially,” Reuters quoted Thomas-Greenfield to have said.

“Our recommendation is, and we will have discussions about it that they should look at the exchange rate and try to make the exchange rate more realistic to what the value of the naira is to the dollar,” she added.

Skye Bank Expects Lower Earnings on Impairment Charges

Skye Bank Plc is expected to report a decline in profit for the financial year ended December 31, 2015.

In a profit warning notification to the capital market community, the management of Skye Bank Plc said the expected drop in performance is attributable to decision to recognize increased impairment on loans to sectors severely affected by the prevailing economic headwinds which are yet to abate, especially the lull in oil & gas and real estate sectors.
“While this cautious approach has been adopted, we have designed and commenced appropriate remedial processes to salvage the affected assets as soon as possible. Full details of the Group’s financial performance will be disclosed after regulatory approvals of the financial statements. We remain committed to our focus on supporting the growth of the retail and small and medium scale enterprise (SME) sectors amongst others,” the bank said.

Skye Bank explained that in 2015, it made substantial improvements to its risk management framework with a view to ensuring that its risk assets portfolio remain solid and of good quality.

“Our cost containment, internal efficiency and process improvement measures remain on track,” the bank added.
Skye Bank is the fifth financial institution informing investors to expect lower earnings for 2015 due to the challenging operating environment. FCMB Group, FBN Holdings Plc, Diamond Bank Plc, and Ecobank Transnational Incorporated have all notified the capital market community of the lower earnings.

 

Diamond Bank Announces the Demise of Victor Ezenwoko

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The management of Diamond Bank Plc has announced the passing away of one of its executive directors, Victor Ezenwoko.

Victor was in charge of its Lagos and West Businesses until his demise on Friday, 25 March 2016. He joined Diamond Bank in July 1997 as a start-up Branch Manager for Onitsha Bridgehead Branch and subsequently Branch Manager of Onitsha New Market Road Branch and Abuja Branch. Having made his mark in Branch Management, Victor was promoted to Regional Manager East. Between 2002 and 2003, he functioned as Group Head, Large Commercial Businesses (Head Office) and Group Head, Commercial Banking Lagos Island. He was appointed Executive Director in 2010.

Victor is survived by a wife and children.

Diamond Bank Rewards 300 Loyal Customers with N20,000 Cash-back

Diamond Bank customers are in for a great time as the Bank is offering N20, 000 cash-back reward to users of its Visa debit card for transactions on POS or online stores during the Easter period.

The offer opens from March 23 to April 8, 2016, and extends to only debit card transactions on POS and online stores within Nigeria. Seventy five winners will emerge every week with a total of 300 winners expected to emerge at the end of the promotion.

To qualify for the bumper reward, a debit card user would have to carry out at least five transactions in a week with a cumulative minimum spend of N30,000. Debit card holders who carry out POS/WEB transactions for the first time within the period of the promotion will be given priority.

Winners will be credited with a cash-back of the maximum amount they spent on a single transaction within the week with the maximum amount pegged at N20,000.

Diamond Bank has carved a niche as a technology driven bank. The Diamond Debit Card is accepted for payment at millions of merchant locations worldwide with up to 35 percent discount at partner merchant outlets. It also provides added protection and security on customers’ online transactions.

ABL All Star Weekend Sold Out: 2baba, Davido, Emma Nyra, M.I, Sound Sultan & More in Attendance

This year’s Easter celebration will go down memory lane as the African Basketball League hosted fun lovers to an All Star Game at Landmark Centre.

The ABL celebrity game was a match up of Veterans Vs Nigerian Celebrities with Sound Sultan, Ikechukwu, Ghost, Jimmie and Tee Billz making the starting five. The game ended in favour of the veterans with Ghost of ‘’Show Dem Camp’’ named MVP of the day.

Mark Hill of Lagos Islanders was presented with cash reward of a 1000 U.S dollars by Cruz Vodka as the Most Valuable Player for the All Star Game between Africans Vs Americans , the game ended in favour of the Americans 145-125.

The kids were not left behind as they a had a nice time at the ABL Junior training camp.

Tuface Idibia ,Davido, M.I, Emma Nyra, Victoria Kimani, Asika, Koker of Chocolate City, Ehiz, Bracket, Phyno, Kemi Adetiba,Reekado Banks and others were there to show support to the ABL .

The ABL is proudly supported by MTV Base, Union Bank, Wakanow, Cornerstone Insurance, THE BEAT 99.9FM , Pulse.ng, Cruz Vodka and the Lagos State Government._MG_2303 _MG_2277 _MG_2274

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