and digital services for immediate success
and sustainable growth
outfits to achieve set target of success
and sustainable growth.
always on demand.
with insight and deep care.
grow bigger tomorrow always.
We are available for any financial help!
Our licensed experts are available 24/7 to provide solutions for various queries, including interest rates, account opening, loan restructuring, and savings growth. They understand local markets and prioritize your goals, ensuring clear and confident progress.
Corporate Objective
- To create a support center aimed at reaching out to less privilege in the society.
- To provide counselling to young people by encouraging them to drive their minds and talents towards positive venture.
- To create orphanage home aimed at providing care and love to orphan and guide them towards sustainable self reliance and development.
- To partner with establishment aimed towards alleviation of poverty and deprivations by providing access to means of self actualization and development.
- To drive towards eradication of gender inequality and female abuse in the society.
- To empower widows and orphans by providing a means of initiate a sustainable means of self development.
FINANCIAL STRENGTH
OUR TEAM
People you trust, powering your progress. Dedicated to your financial success every step of the way.
Olutosin Adubi
Chief Executive Officer
Ibrahim Adebayo
General Manager
Felix Mercer
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FUTURE OF INVESTMENT
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. All licensed Microfinance Banks in Nigeria are covered by the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC). Deposits are insured up to ₦200,000 per depositor, per MFB. If you hold accounts in more than one licensed MFB, each institution is insured separately up to the same limit
MFBs are specialised institutions licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria to serve micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and low-income households. They focus on smaller-ticket savings and loan products, maintain lower minimum account balances, and are required to keep 50 % of their loan book in micro-loans of ₦500,000 or less
Yes. MFBs are mandated to adopt flexible, non-traditional collateral approaches (e.g., group guarantees, cash-flow lending, movable assets). Many MFBs also access the CBN MSMEDF—a wholesale fund that lets them lend to MSMEs at maximum 15 % interest, with an additional 40 % interest rebate for early repayment
You can verify the current licence and NDIC-insured status of any MFB in seconds:
- Visit the CBN Financial Institutions Directory at cbn.gov.ng
- Or text the MFB name to NDIC Shortcode 34770 (₦20 per SMS). Depositors receive advance notice if an MFB’s insurance is ever revoked
TESTIMONIALS
Quick loan, bigger stock. Sales doubled in three months.
Amina Yusuf
Zero paperwork, funds in 24 hrs; my shop never looked back.
Adeyemo Lamide
Trusted guidance grew my farm from one hectare to ten.
Chika Obi
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