UBA nurtures the talents of emerging African professionals

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United Bank for Africa Plc, known as Africa’s Global Bank, proudly announces the successful launch of its inaugural Graduate Management Accelerated Programme, designed to nurture the next generation of professionals across the African continent.

In a press release issued by the bank, it is revealed that more than 700 recent graduates have been welcomed into the UBA Tribe following an intensive six-month hands-on learning experience.

This initiative, accredited by the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria and inspired by the globally acclaimed Graduate Training Programme, aims to equip fresh graduates with the skills and knowledge needed for rapid career advancement into leadership and key roles.

The statement highlights that these graduates, hailing from UBA’s 19 African subsidiaries, completed a rigorous capacity-building curriculum, which seamlessly combined theoretical learning with practical on-the-job training.

This was achieved through rotations across various departments and units within the bank.

Tony Elumelu, Chairman of UBA, emphasized the significance of investing in human capital development and lauded the program for producing talented and promising professionals poised to elevate the bank to new heights.

He expressed his optimism in seeing future CEOs emerge from this program and the vital role it plays in addressing unemployment across Africa.

In addition, Oliver Alawuba, Group Managing Director, expressed his pride in the dedication, resilience, and commitment exhibited by GMAP participants.

He underscored UBA’s commitment to providing equal opportunities for individuals regardless of age, tribe, gender, or background, emphasizing the critical role these individuals play as catalysts for the bank’s vision of transforming Africa.

In conclusion, UBA’s Graduate Management Accelerated Programme is not only a testament to the bank’s commitment to nurturing talent but also a significant step in fostering growth and development throughout the African continent.

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