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The Lion King
• July - September 2016
Tell me a little bit about yourself
I'm Eyimofe, a 29 year old single
dude. I studied Economics at Lead
city University Ibadan.
How did you come to work at UBA
and what do you do here?
I began working here 2 years ago. I
initially applied via the UBA website.
I was selected for tests and inter-
views, and when I was awarded
the 2nd best at the bank training
school, I was posted to the Trade
Services department. I am an
International trade processor.
Describe your work style
My work style is structured around
Punctuality. The earlier we get
things done, the more time we
have for feedback and resolution.
Tell me a little bit about yourself
I graduated from the University of
Benin; from a family of 6 and the
only female child. A lady to the core,
always composed.
How did you come to work at UBA
and what do you do here?
Someone told me UBA was recruit-
ing, I did the exam and interview and
passed TWICE. I am a Relationship
Officer.
Describe your work style
Dynamic, goal oriented, detailed and
resilient.
How do you ensure you stand out?
It’s simple; I think like there’s no box, I
have a preference for tasks or assign-
How do you ensure you stand out?
I believe that giving my best in any-
thing I do, and creatively thinking
outside the box at all times, makes me
stand out.
What is your favourite aspect of the
new dress code?
The flexibility in the ladies new dress
code is wonderful. The ladies look
more colourful and elegant, while still
keeping that professional style intact.
What do you expect from the ‘New
UBA’?
The 'New UBA' should be more staff ori-
ented, because when you treat your
staff well, they in turn take good care
of your customers. You don't have to
tell your staff how to behave to a cus-
tomer. A result oriented employee will
automatically put the customer first,
when the bank can empathize with
his/her basic needs, which is Welfare.
ments that are seemingly outside my
capacity. I challenge myself and seek
to outdo my past.
What is your favourite aspect of the
new dress code?
Well I love every aspect; it’s more
flexible and vibrant. But more impor-
tantly I can wear all my shoes now.
What do you expect from the ‘New
UBA’?
I expect the New UBA to be a place
where intelligent young people
can be sure of a career path.
Performance; no matter how little
should be rewarded at all levels.
Information should be readily avail-
able to all as knowledge is key to
performance.
EYIMOFE KUBEYINJE
ONOSE ALIU
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