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UBA Commiserates with Nigerian Air Force
UBA extends condolences to Nigerian Air Force after NAF 931 aircraft crash.
In brief
UBA extends condolences to Nigerian Air Force after NAF 931 aircraft crash. United Bank for Africa (UBA) has extended condolences to the Nigerian Air Force and bereaved families following the NAF 931 aircraft crash. Originally reported by Premium Times Nigeria.
UBA extends condolences

United Bank for Africa (UBA) has extended its condolences to the Nigerian Air Force and bereaved families following the NAF 931 aircraft crash.
UBA GMD visits Chief of Air Staff

Group Managing Director/CEO of UBA, Oliver Alawuba, visited Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, at NAF Headquarters in Abuja.
NAF 931 aircraft crash
The NAF 931 aircraft crash has claimed lives, prompting UBA to extend condolences to bereaved families.
UBA's global presence
UBA operates in twenty african countries, the uk, usa, france, and uae with 25,000 employees and 45 million customers globally.
Condolence visit details

Oliver Alawuba signed the condolence register at NAF Headquarters in Abuja on Monday, with Group Captain F O Olanrewaju standing behind him.
UBA's role in financial sector
UBA is the largest employer in the african financial sector with 25,000 employees and serves over 45 million customers globally.
NAF Headquarters location
The visit occurred at NAF Headquarters in Abuja, where Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke is the Chief of Air Staff.
UBA's international operations

UBA provides retail, commercial, and institutional banking services across twenty african countries, the uk, usa, france, and uae.
Condolence register signing
Oliver Alawuba signed the condolence register at NAF Headquarters in Abuja on Monday, with Group Captain F O Olanrewaju standing behind him.
UBA's global customer base
UBA serves over 45 million customers globally across twenty african countries, the uk, usa, france, and uae.
UBA's financial sector leadership

UBA is the largest employer in the african financial sector with 25,000 employees and 45 million customers globally.
The headline
United Bank for Africa (UBA) has extended condolences to the Nigerian Air Force and bereaved families following the NAF 931 aircraft crash.



