Finance
eTranzact guarantees return on investment, closes NSE trading
eTranzact International Plc, a leading electronic payment solution company, has assured stock brokers at the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) of a bright future as investment in it will yield exciting returns. This was disclosed by the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Niyi Toluwalope, who was introduced to stock brokers at the recent closing gong ceremony by the Chief Executive Officer, NSE, Oscar Onyema, represented by the Executive Director, Regulation Division, Mrs. Tinuade Awe,
The eTranzact boss was also granted the opportunity to beat the closing gong to close trading and commended the management of the NSE for the privilege given to him and his company to play the important role. “We are very experienced in processing electronic payment and we are sure that all our aspirations will be realised,” he said. At the meeting between the two companies at the NSE, Awe appealed to the management of eTranzact to be present at the “Facts and Figures” session as it would further boost the confidence of investors in the shares of the company.

He stated that deliberations with quoted companies and the NSE often results to business growth that would lead to boosting confidence in them and also contribute to the overall economy of the country. Also present at the meeting were senior members of the management of eTranzact which include Mrs. Olayimika Philips, Non-Executive Director; Mr. Olufemi Aminu, Chief Risk Officer; Mrs. Adebunmi Wellington-Ogunlewe, Group Head, Product Development and Mr. Emmanuel Ogunji, Chief Financial Officer. Others were Mr. Adeyemi Adeyemo, Group Head, Financial Services; Ms. Eme Godwin, Group Head, Legal and Mrs. Omowumi Adedurotimi, Company Secretary.
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