Topic: Have you heard!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Hmmmmm! Na wa o

Chinekeme!!!

yes,mostly marketers,so if u dey find job 4 bank,u beta search 4 operations not marketing

hahahahhahhhahhaaha my broda dont judge yourself with the plight of others,if na marketing wey God reserve for you wetin you go do?

nawa ooooooooo,may God help us,unemployment, bring about corruption,increase of millitant,kidnapping,robbery,prostitution etc

am not working for either of the two banks sha

Zenith was 241 only

bros,i have dis alert registered on my phone,dis is not a guess work ,1500 intercontinental,1000 oceanic,2000 zenith,fin bank december 372 and dis april ended 550,wat ar u talking,or ar u trying 2 protect ur bank

Some financial experts on Wednesday advised the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to intervene in the disengagement of employees of banks by their new management teams. They expressed concern that the actions of the new management of banks which recently acquired some of the ``troubled banks'' would worsen the unemployment rate in the country.
The experts noted that the primary function of the apex bank was not limited to the protection of depositors’ funds, but also to ensure that the interests of banks’ workers were protected. First City Monument Bank (FCMB) had on April 30 disengaged 550 staff of Fin Bank Plc. due to the current merger process between both banks. In similar developments, Access Bank Plc on Feb. 1, 2012, downsized 1,500 staff of Intercontinental Bank while Zenith Bank Plc. sacked 2,000 of its staff, both at the senior and junior levels on April 24, 2012. An FCMB statement released on Monday (April 30), for instance, put the total staff strength of FCMB after acquiring Fin bank at 3,500. It further explained that 1,800 were drawn from FCMB and 1,700 from the Fin bank. The bank said that in order to reduce its staff size, it had earlier sacked 320 of its own staff at the beginning of 2012, while the same thing was applicable to the Fin bank staff. Dr Tunde Adeoye, a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Economics, University of Lagos, said that the continuous downsizing of banks’ employees showed that the financial sector was not in a good standing. He said that the apex bank, as the regulator, was trying its best to ensure stability in the industry, adding that the banks were not helping matters by declaring the false picture of their financial positions at various meetings. Adeoye urged the CBN to intensify efforts in its regulatory roles to enhance sanity and transparency in the nation’s financial system. “The crisis in the banking sector has eroded investors’ confidence and impacted adversely on the economy by increasing the rate of unemployment.’’ Mr Titus Okunronmu, a former CBN Director, said that the retrenchment of staff in the banks was an indication that financial sector was in a bad shape.

God ,help your People

Zenith is nt up †?O? dt number. Though many bt most were forceful retirement cos of duration of service. It happens all ? time.firstbank did dirs in 2008. No matter how pple r discouraged, no b lizard go work for ? bank. o? don't b scared...just b wise.wen u get a job,develop urself n save money and gv ur self a target time †?O? move before u r removed