UPMFB trained CSO, Credit, Risk, and Finance teams on managing end-to-end credit risk, customer screening, loan monitoring, recovery, and staff performance growth.
UPMFB partners with Mary Agro Farms Institute to disburse ₦13.5m startup loans to 27 graduates, fostering agribusiness, youth empowerment, and food security.
Enugu East LG launches ₦200m revolving loan scheme with UPMFB to empower women, boost SMEs, farmers, and grassroots economic development across communities.
Msgr. Prof. Obiora Ike marked his 70th birthday and 45 years of priesthood with a thanksgiving Mass attended by clergy, dignitaries, and friends.
UPMFB held its second 2026 staff training on “Attitude to Work,” reinforcing professionalism, discipline, and service excellence across all banking operations.
UPMFB Amokwe branch officially reopened on February 25, 2026, emphasizing financial inclusion, community empowerment, donations, and innovative banking services.
UPMFB held its 118th board meeting, appointed HRM Igwe Ujaligwa III as Director and Fr. Ozonweke as Head of Legal, and reviewed Q4 2025,
UPMFB disbursed ₦3.39bn to 3,932 clients, led by business and personal loans, with broad support across sectors and female reach, advancing inclusive finance.
UPMFB marked 30 years with a Thanksgiving Mass, attended by Msgr. Obiora Ike and past leaders, reaffirming its commitment to grassroots financial inclusion.
UPMFB Board members met IT and tax expert, Dr. Chukwudi Didiugwu to explore cybersecurity and compliance strategies for enhanced governance and risk control.
UPMFB disburses ₦360M in strategic loans across eight key sectors, reinforcing its mission to drive financial inclusion and economic growth within local communities.
UPMFB’s latest recruitment exercise featured a written test and remarks by the MD, inspiring candidates to embrace excellence and community-centered service.
The UPMFB Board concludes an exit meeting with its External Auditors, Alexander Chijiuba & Co, to evaluate and strengthen financial integrity and compliance.
UPMFB expands financial access with a new Customer Meeting Point, empowering rural businesses and farmers through tailored loan schemes and development programs.
UPMFB launches a Customer Meeting Point in Aguobu Community, drawing support from key political figures and expanding grassroots access to financial services.
UPMFB continues strategic talks with Ezeagu LGA Chairman to deepen grassroots collaboration on micro-loans, rural empowerment, and sustainable local development.
UPMFB met with Ondigo Technologies to explore collaboration on E-transport services to enhance mobility, innovation, and eco-friendly transit in Enugu State.
UPMFB’s Board met to review progress, refine its strategy, and align future initiatives with the bank’s mission of financial inclusion and community empowerment.
