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    Jaiz Bank Appoints UN Peace Advocate Maryam Bukar-Hassan As Ambassador

    UN Global Advocate for Peace and Security, Maryam Bukar-Hassan, popularly known as Alhanislam, has been officially unveiled as an ambassador for Jaiz Bank Plc, marking a significant step in the bank’s renewed commitment to ethical banking and financial inclusion.

    Maryam, a celebrated spoken-word poet, activist, and humanitarian, has built a reputation for using her voice to champion peace, security, and social justice across communities in Nigeria and beyond. 

    Her unique ability to blend creativity with advocacy has not only earned her global recognition but has also positioned her as a powerful voice for young people and marginalized groups.

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    Speaking on the new partnership, Jaiz Bank’s management described the move as a strategic alignment with its mission to inspire confidence, empower communities, and deepen financial inclusion. 

    By bringing Maryam on board, the bank aims to highlight its rebranded vision of delivering ethical and sustainable banking that prioritizes people over profit.

    In her own words, Maryam expressed excitement about the partnership:

    “It’s so exciting that I am going to be joining the Jaiz Bank team. It’s always important to look out for a bank that actually works for you and not the other way round, and I found that in Jaiz.”

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    Jaiz Bank’s unveiling of Maryam as ambassador not only signals its rebranding momentum but also reflects the value she brings as a role model who inspires trust, inclusivity, and social change. 

    Her presence is expected to strengthen the bank’s positioning within Nigeria’s financial landscape, particularly among young people seeking authentic and values-driven financial institutions.

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