Adeola Adejokun, Head of Communications at First City Monument Bank, has been named among the honourees on the 2026 PR Power List, an industry recognition presented during World Public Relations Day celebrations in Lagos. Adejokun was recognised in the “Rising Voices” category at the event, held at Alliance Française de Lagos and attended by communications […]
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Adeola Adejokun, Head of Communications at First City Monument Bank, has called for more emphasis on authenticity, local context, and measurable impact in African public relations. Speaking on the sidelines at the fifth edition of the GLG Communications PR Power List Soirée, where he was recognised in the ‘Rising Voices’ category, Adejokun said communications professionals […]
In the past four months, the Ikorodu Bois have been on an unstoppable creative streak, reimagining some of the most powerful and talked-about stories in global pop culture. Their take on Ryan Coogler’s Sinners has already surpassed 4 million views across Instagram, X, TikTok, and Facebook, with their DIY recreation of Michael B. Jordan’s intense […]
Is your wallet ready for 2025? The rising cost of living has made financial resilience more critical than ever. With inflation nearing 35% and food prices increasing by almost 40%, according to the latest data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), many families in Nigeria are feeling the pinch. Essentials like transportation and […]
L-R: Directors of FCMB Group Plc, Alhaji Mustapha Damcida and Mrs. Olapeju Sofowora; Executive Director/Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Gbolahan Joshua; Group Chief Executive, Mr. Ladi Balogun; Group General Counsel & Company Secretary, Mrs. Funmi Adedibu; Executive Director, Coverage & Investment Banking, Mr. Femi Badeji, Directors, Mrs. Tokunbo Ishmael and Professor Oluwatoyin Ashiru, during the Extraordinary […]
FCMB Group Plc’s shareholders, at the company’s 11th Annual General Meeting (AGM), approved an increase in issued share capital from ₦9,901,355,390.50 to ₦19,802,710,781.00 and authorised a ₦150 billion capital raise to drive future growth plans. The shareholders also approved a 100% increase in dividend payout to 50 kobo per share, up from 25 kobo in […]


