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Wema Bank Wins 2022 Highest Dividend Yield at PEARL Awards

L to R:  Chairman, Lasaco Assurance Plc & Former Board Member, PEARL Awards Nigeria., Chief (Mrs) Teju Philips; Deputy Managing Director, Wema Bank, Moruf Oseni; Chief Financial Officer, Wema Bank, Tunde Mabawonku; Reputation Management Officer, Wema Bank, Olumide Yomi-Omolayo; CEO, NASD OTC Securities Exchange Limited, Mr. Longe Eguarekhide, presenting the Pearl Award to Wema Bank as the winner of the 2022 Highest Dividend Yield at Eko Hotel and Suites last weekend.

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