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Wema Bank, Standard Chartered Explore Partnership Opportunities

 

L-R: MD/CEO, Wema Bank Plc, Mr. Moruf Oseni; Executive Director, Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria, Mr. Olukorede Adenowo and Deputy Managing Director, Wema Bank Plc, Mr. Wole Akinleye, during a courtesy visit to discuss business opportunities between both financial institutions at Wema Bank Towers in Lagos.

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