Wema Bank: Three shareholders earned 63% of N50bn dividend payout

    Iheanyi Nwachukwu | Top Stories | Jul 07, 2026    
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Just three ultra-high-net-worth investors emerged as the primary beneficiaries of Wema Bank Plc’s massive dividend distribution for the year 2025.

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