Eche Nwaobasi
Nnewi.
Nigeria based finance company “interswitch financial inclusion services,operators of quick tellers POS services in the country has commended the ongoing efforts of the federal government and central bank of Nigeria (CBN) to sanitize and strengthen Nigeria financial sector noting that their efforts had started returning confidence to the Nigeria financial sector.
Making this commendation through the company development manager for south east and south south Mr Mutiu Bashiru during an interactive engagement forum titled”compliance and beyond” for the company quick tellers and paypoints agents in anambra state held at sorprom hotels federal housing 33 onitsha last weekend, Bashiru while applauding the federal government and CBN told the company quick tellers and paypoints agents that the essence of these policies is to ensure transparency,minize, fraud, restore confidence hence their financial company effort to help them to join the bandwagon to make their business to be vibrant as well as exposed them to several opportunities yet to be explored by them to improve their business and welfares.etc.
Speaking also,Mr Samuel Ngah, interswitch business manager for Anambra state while commending the management of the company for organizing the interactive engagement for quick tellers and paypoints agents in anambra state,he stated that the program will go a long way to expose their agents the dynamic of the business adding that he is convinced in his heart that new information gotten from the program by agents in the state will be put into practice by them to sharpen their skills in the business just as he commended the anambra state governor Prof Soludo for giving their agents freedom to operate without molestation in the state.
Contributing,Mr Fayomi Godwin,Anyaegbunam Emmanuel,Ogham Chinyere,all quick tellers POS agents in anambra state expressed happiness on the interactive session saying that the knowledge they gathered from it will improve their skills And help them to improve their businesses and welfares.
