The Lagos State Government has commended MoneyMaster Payment Service Bank for supporting and participating in the state’s ‘Ounje Eko’ initiative.
The Lagos State Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Systems, Abisola Olusanya, gave the commendation recently when she received the bank’s management team in her office.
The commissioner, who thanked the team for the visit, also expressed appreciation for the support and participation of the bank in Phases 1 and 2 of the Ounje Eko food market initiative.
She urged the bank to partner more with the ministry, saying such collaboration would bring more dividends to both parties and also the people of the state through ongoing and future initiatives.
The Head of Agency Banking, MoneyMaster Payment Service Bank, Julius Arhebun, thanked the Lagos State Government for appointing the PSB as one of the official collection banks for the food initiative.
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‘Ounje Eko’ initiative is a periodic food discount market where Lagos residents can buy a variety of food items at a discount of 25 per cent, which is paid by the state government.
Arhebun, who was accompanied on the visit by Dimeji Amao; Head of Merchant and Enterprise Business, Bulus Ayuba; Head of Operations and Olumide Orojimi, Head of Marketing Communications, pledged the support and readiness of the bank for future initiatives of the ministry.
MoneyMaster PSB is a leading provider of innovative digital financial products and services that transform lives and contribute to sustainable living. With a mission to deepen financial inclusion, MoneyMaster has been instrumental in providing financial technology services to bridge the gaps between the banked, underbanked and unbanked populations.
The bank recently launched a 10 per cent data bonus and 100MB bonus to its existing and new customers to deepen financial inclusion. The offers are available to Nigerians via the USSD code and mobile banking app.
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