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A HOLLYWOOD child actor that shot to fame in the 1990s, now looks completely different since he quit acting 24 years ago. Actor Justin Pierre Edmund shot to fame when he first appeared in 1996 film The Preacher's Wife. In the film he played Jeremiah Biggs, which follows the storyline of an angel coming to Earth to help a preacher and his family whilst saving his church. He starred alongside huge names including Courtney B. Vance, Denzel Washington and Whitney Houston , but even with working with huge names it appears acting wasn't right for Justin. The actor quit Hollywood and the film industry just four years later after appearing in four more films. As a child actor he appeared in 'Went to Coney Island On A Mission From God', 'Loving Jezebel', 'Music of the Heart' and 'Once In The Life'. He also appeared in an episode of TV series Law and Order, where he played Andrew Howard in 2000. Now he looks totally different to the cute child star we might have seen him as, and his career has gone in a different direction. The star has now instead embraced a career in social media and marketing. In 2011, he graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a Bachelor's degree in communication design. Most read in Celebrity From there he went to intern at Facebook before switching to another social media platform as he joined Pinterest to become the company's first designer. He's now believed to work at Slack. The actor has largely stayed out of the spotlight since deciding not to pursue a career in acting.Middle East latest: Israel agrees to a ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon
Recent allegations of fraud against First Bank of Nigeria Limited have been refuted by the financial institution By providing over 13 million cards to customers, the bank further demonstrated its dominance in the nation According to FirstBank, it is dedicated to delivering on its brand promise of offering the gold standard of excellence and value PAY ATTENTION: Follow our WhatsApp channel to never miss out on the news that matters to you! Legit.ng journalist Zainab Iwayemi has 5-year-experience covering the Economy, Technology, and Capital Market . First Bank of Nigeria Limited has denied recent claims of fraud against the organization, calling them unfounded and devoid of proof. This followed a report of an alleged N7 billion fraud incident citing an unnamed individual with purported knowledge of the matter. The bank asked the public to completely ignore the assertions in a statement signed by Olayinka Ijabiyi, Acting Group Head, marketing and corporate communications. PAY ATTENTION: Follow us on Instagram - get the most important news directly in your favourite app! “For over 130 years, FirstBank has built an outstanding reputation for solid relationships, good corporate governance, and a strong liquidity position,” the statement read. Read also Nigeria’s newest commercial bank announces job vacancies for graduates, releases link to apply The bank also emphasized its leadership position in the country's digital payment ecosystem by issuing more than 13 million cards to consumers. Founded in 1894, First Bank of Nigeria Limited is a major player in Africa , Europe, and Asia, with subsidiaries in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana, The Gambia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone, among other nations. In order to facilitate commercial flows into Nigeria and other African nations from Asia and Europe, it also keeps a representative office in Beijing, China. FirstBank serves more than 42 million customer accounts, including digital wallets, through more than 820 corporate offices and more than 243,400 agent locations throughout 772 of Nigeria's 774 local government areas, according to the statement. With a strategic goal to deliver customer-led innovation and a mission to deliver the best financial services possible, FirstBank is committed to fulfilling its brand promise of providing the "gold standard" of value and excellence, putting its customers first in every way, the lender said. Read also Despite N250bn debt to MTN, Airtel, other telcos, banks' USSD transactions hit N2trn FirstBank remains committed to its reputation as a trustworthy and customer-focused financial organization that promotes innovation and economic progress, even in the face of the fraud accusations. First Bank holdings proposes new name Legit.ng reported that FBN Holdings Plc has announced plans to change its legal and brand name to First HoldCo Plc. In a notification signed by Adewale Arogundade, the acting secretary for the company, the bank made this announcement. The name change is one of several significant issues that the bank's shareholders will discuss during the AGM, according to the New Telegraph. PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy! Source: Legit.ng
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