Top 5 Best Banks to Use in Nigeria

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Competition among commercial banks in Nigeria has intensified, with each bank striving to be the best in Nigeria.
These are the names of the top 5 out of the 24 banks in Nigeria

Gtbank:
Guarantee Trust Bank can be easily shortened to Gtbank. It was founded in 1990, and it offers a full range of financial services, including retail, corporate, investment banking, online/internet banking, and asset management. It is currently the best bank in Nigeria with a massive staff of 10,000 members and serves over eight million customers.
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 First Bank Of Nigeria (FBN)
First bank was the first banking institution to be established in Nigeria. It was originally called Bank of West Africa when it was established in 1894 but was later changed to first bank of Nigeria in 1979. The bank now has subsidiaries across and beyond the borders of Nigeria and employs more than 7,000 staff.
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3. Ecobank Nigeria

Ecobank is a remarkable bank with banking operations spiraling across the globe. Precisely, the bank controls numerous subsidiaries amongst which are found in South Africa, France, Angola, and a few other countries. Currently, Ecobank delivers its banking services with the help of a staff comprising over 19,000 members. Also, the bank’s assets are believed to worth ₦20.0 billion.





Zenith Bank of Nigeria Plc

Just like GTBank, Zenith Bank was established in 1990. With over 500 subsidiaries, Zenith Bank delivers its banking services in the United Kingdom and across West African countries including The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Ghana, and Nigeria. Zenith Bank is actively committed to quality banking services and with the help of its staff (comprising over 6,600 members), the bank has been able to acquire many customers –particularly in Nigeria. In assets, Zenith Bank is believed to have acquired nearly ₦15.7 billion.


Zenith Bank of Nigeria Plc

Just like GTBank, Zenith Bank was established in 1990. With over 500 subsidiaries, Zenith Bank delivers its banking services in the United Kingdom and across West African countries including The Gambia, Sierra Leone, Ghana, and Nigeria. Zenith Bank is actively committed to quality banking services and with the help of its staff (comprising over 6,600 members), the bank has been able to acquire many customers –particularly in Nigeria. In assets, Zenith Bank is believed to have acquired nearly ₦15.7 billion.




5. Access Bank Plc

Established in 1989, Access Bank appears among the leading Nigerian banks with a massive staff (estimated in excess of 9,000 employees) and numerous subsidiaries. With respect to this, the bank operates within Nigeria through the backbone of over 300 branches. Besides Nigeria, Access Bank delivers banking services with the help of its branches based in Sierra Leone, Zambia, Congo, and the United Kingdom. In assets, Access Bank Plc boasts of ₦12.6 billion

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