Which are the top performing banks at the moment ?

Let me read it!

Mine: First Bank, Intercontinental, Zenith Bank,

GTBank is the only consistently excellent bank in Nigeria.

i am with seun on that

I am not a guru on this, i need some indices. First bank has been consistently strong too though may not be with classic services or instruments, i hope i am making sense.

based on what? customer service? profit? technology? whattt?

forget first bank, they will always be there.


but GTBANK, they have no match

NKC : THE MOST OUTSTANDING BANK IN NIGERIA IS GTBANK. GOT AA+ RATING AWARD. DO YOU THINK ITS EASY TO GET SUCH AWARD. CHECK OUT THERE SHARE PRICE AND I HAEV NEVER REGRETTED BUYING GTBANK SHARES IN 2004. Zenith Bank too is Okay.

pls can some one give me GTbanks customer care no,
i want to start online banking

appreciate very much,

GTBank is of course the best bank in Nigeria. All their branches (except one at Ikeja) are equally efficient.

pls can i get the customer service number for Guarranty Trust Bank,

pls nairalanders, its important

GTBank is the most respected nigerian bank. Recently they raised eurobond in the international market without government backing. It was oversubscribed, this is to butress the fact that the bank is well respected abroad. The bank has been consistent over the years, coming out with different innovative products. They don't make noise on television or radio, wasting their customers money on adverts without delivering quality service. They launched a product last year known as GTCONNECT, with this, you can do any banking transaction in your room, all you need do is to make a phone call. It is different from telephone and internet banking services. With GTCONNECT you can transfer money into another person's account and lots of other stuffs.

The bank invests heavily in technology, and they don't compromise. GTBank is the only bank that i know that has not paid any fine to any regulatory body. That's to tell you the kind of people that run the bank; they are professionals. The bank has started what is also known as mobile banking. This is delievered with the use of trucks. In these trucks, you can conduct any banking transaction from withdrawal, deposit, name it. These trucks are actually meant to be deployed to areas where the bank does not have a branch at the moment, especially the the outskirt of lagos and other rural areas.

For those in Europe, GTBank will be opening her UK branch any moment from now.

can i get the customer service number of this prestigious bank pls,
anybody,

i want to set up online banking

you will have to go there to set up internet banking or send someone with your details to get it opened and wait some weeks 4+ _{sometime it doesnt work-last week mine didnt}

try one of the following numbers
0144880000
0803900 3900
080 2900 2900

@loverbwoy

gracias

really appreciate mate

GTB !!!!!

I have become thier apostle

Zenith Bank

UBA
GTB

Is there anyone out there with an unbiased view of Skye bank?


quote author=Seun
GTBank is of course the best bank in Nigeria. All their branches (except one at Ikeja) are equally efficient.

The service at the Akowonjo branch is also nothing to write home about!

Nap.Skye isnt bad too.

@ G-Force , sorry i 'm curious and will like to firstly ask you why you are comparing Skye bank to other strong and dependable banks in Nigeria

Think Skye is k too but def not like d stronger banks like u said.

i think Diamond bank is the most worst bank expecially Ogba branch, shalom!!!

i think wema bank is the first and still the best so far,

Wema sha!

seggywilly:

i think Diamond bank is the most worst bank expecially Ogba branch, shalom!!!

Diamond ke?Are u for real?

yes Diamond bank is worse, Ogba branch

Hmm well maybe d branch cos i used to tink dey were tops too.

What would then make you buy the stock of a bank or open a savings account or current account? Customer service? Technology?

For best performing stock?, you name it.

What of Oceanic bank?

As someone living outside Nigeria, my personal experience is that UBA has the best service geared towards non resident nigerians. Late last year I wanted to open an account in Nigeria, so I emailed most of the major banks for information including GT, First Bank, Oceanic Bank, and a few others (there was a lot of information online and forms available for download, but I wanted to see what the responce would be like as I would need to correspond with them by email). I got an immediate responce from only one bank - UBA. I then called their NRN (Non Resident Nigerian) dept and established contact with a specific employee, then went ahead to courier to them all the info they needed.

In no time I had an account opened at their Head Office in Marina, and was assigned a dedicated relationship manager. She sent me the info for UBADirect by email so I was able to get access to my accounts online and change the password. I asked them to hold my cheque book and debit card for me (they can courier the cheque book to you at your request), and early this year when I went to Nigeria on vacation, I went to the office to meet the staff and pick up my cheque book and debit card. Now I feel comfortable making transactions from outside, and can email my relationship manager directly for any of my banking needs, and the response is always immediate (they recently assisted me with the application to purchase UBA shares re the current UBA offer, and in fact I found out about the offer when my relationship manager emailed to let me know about it).

Also they have launched UBARemit (www.ubaremit.com), a service that allows me to remit money directly to my account in Nigeria from any computer with Internet access. Service is available to residents of US, Canada, and UK. The service fees are less than wire transfer fees and exchange rate is slightly better than Western Union. Only draw back is there are limits on how much one can send per transaction and per month. I can log on to UBAdirect (www.ubadirect.com) to confirm the transfer is in my account (takes about 4 days).

Till this day I have not received a responce from any of the other banks to my original e-mail inquiry about how to set up an account if living outside Nigeria. I know I could have called them up, but wanted to gauge how they monitor and respond to their customer service email addresses they provide on their websites.

I know in-branch experience in Nigeria may be very different, but I think UBA's NRN service is the best for those living outside.

Yeah UBA is really d big thing now.They jst opened another office in New York city.Am happy for dem.

what about ACCESS Bank, !!

, the bank is really "Moving On up",
, or what do you think?

Yeah heard dt too.