Pertinence Group Launches Microfinance Bank in Lagos

Sunday Ehigiator

A people empowerment and enterprise development company, Pertinence Group has capped off the year 2024 with a memorable end-of-year celebration featuring the grand opening of PettySave Microfinance Bank and the launch of the book, ‘The Real Money of Lagos.’

The grand opening of the bank was heralded as a game-changer in the financial landscape, with Co-founder Wisdom Ezekiel describing it as a “financial institution with a difference,” and emphasizing its mission to empower individuals and small businesses with accessible and innovative financial services.

According to him, “This is not just a bank; it’s the beginning of a movement toward financial empowerment for all. Opening an account with PettySave is like planting a seed in fertile ground. We are committed to nurturing that seed until it grows into a tree that bears fruits for everyone connected to it.”

Ezekiel went on to assure guests at the event that the company’s tech team was already developing a state-of-the-art application in collaboration with another team overseas. 

He encouraged guests to take advantage of the bank’s tailored financial solutions, highlighting its role in fostering entrepreneurship and promoting financial literacy.

Co-founder Sunday Olorunsheyi, echoed these sentiments, stressing the importance of financial planning and growth. During a speech, he emphasized that PettySave was an integral part of Pertinence Group’s mission to empower people, develop enterprise, and transform communities.

“PettySave MfB represents our vision of creating opportunities for people to save, invest, and grow wealth. It’s a platform we are building to serve the needs of everyday Nigerians, from market traders to small business owners and young professionals. The beauty of the bank is that it’s going to be heavily driven by technology,” he added.