He added, “Whatever the Ajo people are doing that you are not too sure of, we assure you that every kobo of your money is guaranteed. You are not losing anything. Above all, you get access to a soft loan after you have saved for six months.
“So, I want to tell you that you are in the right place. You are in the right hands, and we pray that your business will continue to grow”. To inform potential consumers about the advantages of the account, bank officials went to the town’s Itoku and Kuto marketplaces, the statement said. In his remarks, the representative of Women’s World Banking, Mr Emezino Afiegbe, said that Women’s World Banking partnered with Sterling Bank because of its ability to solve women’s financial needs.According to him, “We are proud to partner with Sterling Bank because Sterling Bank has what it takes to make women prosper. At Women’s World Banking, we always go into the market to let customers tell us what they need so we can develop the right product.
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