Union Bank rewards outstanding employees

Union Bank of Nigeria has rewarded outstanding staff whose dedication, innovation, and customer centricity embody the institution’s core values. The ceremony tagged ‘Union Bank Employee Recognition (UBER) Awards’ witnessed attendance which included Board of Directors, senior management, award nominees, and staff. Three categories of awards were CEO Awards recognising Stellar Efficiency, Aurora for Most Innovative […]

Union Bank of Nigeria has rewarded outstanding staff whose dedication, innovation, and customer centricity embody the institution’s core values.
The ceremony tagged ‘Union Bank Employee Recognition (UBER) Awards’ witnessed attendance which included Board of Directors, senior management, award nominees, and staff.
Three categories of awards were CEO Awards recognising Stellar Efficiency, Aurora for Most Innovative Staff, and Vega for Customer Centricity; alongside Performance Based Awards including Solis for Business Deal of the Year, Galaxy for Highest Total Income, Optimus for Highest CASA Contributors Non-Sales, and Velox for Highest Incremental CASA Average.
In her keynote address,Yetunde Oni, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, emphasised that recognition serves as both principle and practice.
“Recognition affirms what we value. It reinforces standards. And it reminds us that excellence is noticed,” she stated.
She highlighted the importance of culture in sustaining performance, noting that “what we choose to celebrate is what we sustain.”
A highlight of the evening was the premiere of the “Endless Possibilities” thematic campaign, a powerful narrative celebrating the indomitable Nigerian spirit that thrives against all odds.

 

Speaking on the campaign, the Chief Brand and Marketing Officer, Olufunmilola Aluko said the film chronicled the celebration of the innate resilience that defines people who consistently rise above circumstances to create something meaningful.

 

“What makes this narrative so powerful is that it is not unique to any one institution, but rather a shared heritage that has shaped our collective journey. This is the story we wanted to tell, because it is a story that belongs to all of us,” she said.