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AMMBAN Lokoja Chapter Holds General Meeting and Inaugurates Local Government Executive and Zonal Coordinators


In a significant step towards enhancing financial inclusion in Nigeria, the Association of Mobile Money and Bank Agents in Nigeria (AMMBAN) Lokoja Chapter recently convened a general meeting and inaugurated its local government executive and zonal coordinators. The event served as a platform to discuss the association's history, benefits, challenges, and potential solutions. Additionally, the meeting addressed concerns over pricing regulations and highlighted the importance of collaboration with security agencies for the safety of AMMBAN members.

Welcoming the Members:
The meeting commenced with Mr. Joseph Sunday, the local government coordinator, extending a warm welcome to all the members present. He provided a brief overview of AMMBAN, shedding light on its mission, vision, and the role it plays in promoting financial services across the region.

Benefits of AMMBAN:
During the gathering, the participants were enlightened about the numerous benefits associated with being a part of AMMBAN. These advantages include increased access to financial services for underserved populations, job creation, improved economic growth, and the facilitation of cashless transactions.

Challenges and Solutions:
Recognizing the challenges faced by AMMBAN in the Lokoja Chapter, the meeting focused on identifying potential solutions. One major concern raised by Mrs. Janet (MJ POS) was the high charges imposed by commercial bank terminals and other transaction terminals. In response to this, Mr. Nonso Benz proposed revising the pricing structure to ensure customer-friendly charges. After considering multiple suggestions from the members, Mr. Joseph, the LGA coordinator, introduced a revised pricing list that garnered unanimous agreement from the general assembly.

Inauguration of AMMBAN Lokoja LGA Executive and Zonal Coordinators:
An integral part of the event was the inauguration of the AMMBAN Lokoja Local Government Area (LGA) executive and zonal coordinators. This step further solidified the association's commitment to strengthening its local presence and expanding its influence within the region. Among the inaugurated positions were Vice Coordinator LGA- Enape Sunday,Secretary LGA- Akerele Joshua, Assistant Secretary LGA - Sarah Olurunnipa, financial Secretary LGA-Asuku Francis Enesi, Treasurer LGA- Gbadebo olayinka, Public Relations Officer (PRO) LGA -Attai salifu,and Welfare LGA- Emmanuel A Jacob. The ceremony also included the appointment of Zonal coordinators and Executive for specific areas, such as Zone A,Zone B,Zone C, Zone D and Zone E  

Collaboration with Security Agencies:
Emphasizing the importance of member safety, Mr. Joseph advised the newly inaugurated AMMBAN executive to collaborate closely with security agencies such as the Nigeria Police, Civil Defense, and vigilant groups. This collaborative effort aims to ensure the protection and well-being of all AMMBAN members during their operation 
    Conclusion
The recent general meeting and inauguration of AMMBAN Lokoja Chapter's local government executive and zonal coordinators mark a significant milestone in advancing financial inclusion in Nigeria. By addressing challenges, revising pricing structures, and strengthening collaboration with security agencies, AMMBAN is poised to drive positive change in the local community. The association's commitment to promoting accessible financial services and fostering a safe working environment bodes well for its future endeavors. With its continued efforts, AMMBAN Lokoja Chapter is set to make a lasting impact on the financial landscape of the region.

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