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Leadership Transition at UBA as Emmanuel Nnorom Takes Over from Tony Elumelu

Leadership Transition at UBA as Emmanuel Nnorom Takes Over from Tony Elumelu

The United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has named Emmanuel Nnorom as its incoming Chairman, succeeding Tony Elumelu, who will retire on August 21 after completing the maximum 12-year tenure for non-executive directors under CBN regulations. The leadership transition marks a new chapter for the pan-African banking group as it seeks to build on Elumelu's legacy of expansion, innovation, and sustainable growth. Read the full story in the comment section.

Site manager · Jul 07, 2026
Tony Elumelu Reflects on 12-Year UBA Chairmanship, Celebrates Legacy of Building Africa's Global Bank

Tony Elumelu Reflects on 12-Year UBA Chairmanship, Celebrates Legacy of Building Africa's Global Bank

Business leader and philanthropist Tony Elumelu has announced that he will conclude his tenure as Chairman of the Group Board of United Bank for Africa on August 21, 2026, after 12 years of leadership and decades of service to the institution. In a reflective farewell message, Elumelu highlighted UBA's transformation from a Nigerian bank into a leading pan-African financial institution serving more than 50 million customers across 20 African countries and four continents. He reaffirmed his belief in building enduring institutions that outlast individuals, expressed confidence in the bank's future under incoming Chairman Mr. Emmanuel N. Nnorom.

Site manager · Jul 07, 2026
Strategic Leadership and the power of Global Networks

Strategic Leadership and the power of Global Networks

Meaningful leadership is built on vision, influence, and the ability to cultivate strategic relationships. A throwback moment with two of Nigeria's foremost business leaders, Tony Elumelu and Allen Onyema, highlights the importance of strong networks in driving investment, innovation, and sustainable development. With purposeful leadership and the right partnerships, such connections can help attract investors, create opportunities, and position our state for lasting economic growth and shared prosperity.

Site manager · Jun 30, 2026
Anglican and Pentecostal Leaders Raise Alarm Over Neglect, Governance Concerns and Alleged Marginalisation in Enugu and Anambra

Anglican and Pentecostal Leaders Raise Alarm Over Neglect, Governance Concerns and Alleged Marginalisation in Enugu and Anambra

Church leaders under the Anglican Communion and Pentecostal fellowship have reportedly expressed concern over governance challenges in Enugu and Anambra States, including economic hardship, infrastructure gaps, and alleged exclusion of some Anglican members from key government appointments. The bishops are said to have petitioned authorities, calling for more inclusive governance.

Site manager · May 31, 2026