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01:02:2008

ALC acquires 300 New Peugeot 307 Cars to boost the Green Cab Scheme

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Mission Statement

ALC provides effective solutions that surpasses stakeholders expectations by untilizing cutting edge technology, skilled manpower and a culture of integrity.

 
Vision Statement

To be the most resourceful and reliable one stop leasing company in Nigeria

 

Shareholders

 

ASO SAVINGS & LOANS Plc

Incorporated in 1995; Commenced business in 1997. Owned by AICL, Nigerian Citizens and Area Councils- Now consolidated under Holding Company, Converted to Plc in 2005.

Restructuring and appointment of new Management, Feb 2006. Share capital of N500m, proposed N2 billion. Board- AICL (Chair), AMMA, Hassan Usman (MD/CEO), representative of minority share holders

Branches- 10

ABUJA INVESTEMENTS COMPANY LIMITED (AICL)

      • AICL (formerly AIPDC) is 100% owned by the Federal Capital Dev. Authority was Incorporated in 1994 to be catalyst for Property Development as well as Commercial and Industrial  activities in the Federal Capital Territory.
        • The Company initiated the Abuja Green Cab Scheme in 2005 and
        • It is currently headed by Dr. Abdu Mukthar as MD/CEO
    FIRSTINLAND BANK Plc

    First Inland Bank Plc is a merger of four indigenous banks, which started operations on 3 January 2006.

     

    The four banks comprising First Atlantic Bank Plc, Inland Bank Plc, NUB International Bank Ltd. and IMB International Bank Plc, all had their areas of competence, which have been synchronized to form the new Bank - First Inland Bank Plc

     

    First Inland Bank Plc was a technology and service-driven financial organization.

     

    The bank also took the first pride of place in Internet Banking in Nigeria. It was the premier truly online bank, pioneering Internet-enabled banking and achieving numerous firsts.

     

    UBA PLC

    • History dates back to the founding of old UBA  in 1961.
    • Today’s United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA) is the product of the merger of Nigeria’s third (3rd) and fifth (5th) largest banks, namely the old UBA and the erstwhile Standard Trust Bank Plc (STB) respectively, and a subsequent acquisition of the erstwhile Continental Trust Bank Limited (CTB).
    • The consolidated UBA is the largest financial services institution in West Africa with a balance sheet size in excess of One Trillion Naira (under USD8b) and more than  five million (5m) customer accounts, operating out of the 2 most vibrant economies in the sub-region –
    • Nigeria and Ghana
    • It has over six hundred and thirty (630) retail distribution centres across Nigeria, its main operational base, and 8 branches in Ghana.  Outside Africa, it also has presence in New York and Cayman Island.