
First Bank of Nigeria Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at First Bank of Nigeria.
Customer Experience Head
If you get shortlisted, you'll take an online aptitude test. It might have: Numerical reasoning (basic math, percentages, financial data), Verbal reasoning (comprehension, grammar, critical thinking), Logical reasoning (patterns, sequences), and maybe basic banking/finance knowledge if it's a finance role. My tips: Practice old First Bank tests online and manage your time well because they're usually timed.
- Describe how you would manage a challenging customer interaction.
Graduate Trainee
The interview was from 7am to 7pm. We were put into virtual board rooms on Zoom. We had 4 sessions. I don't remember everything, but they gave us tasks about banks growing in Pan African countries.
- Can you tell me about a time you showed morality at work?
- Can you tell me about a time you showed leadership?
- Tasks related to the growth of banks across Pan African countries.
Audit Senior Associate
The interview process was upfront, focused on skills, and quite engaging. It involved a lot of analyzing scenarios using presentation slides about the risk assessment process, internal audit methods, and assurance. They wanted to gauge my understanding of IA standards and practices, my grasp of the financial institution's financial landscape, and Firstbank's industry standing. Knowledge about the company's products and subsidiaries was also a focus.
- Can you explain your approach to conducting an audit based on risk assessment?
Graduate Trainee
I went through an assessment centre in 2019. We were put into groups of about 8 people and given a few exercises to work on. In my group, the first thing we had to do was discuss a business problem and figure out some opportunities for our employer within thirty minutes. I took charge, asked everyone to introduce themselves, and we chose someone to be the clerk. Then we made sure everyone understood the task by having one person explain their interpretation and the rest of us give our thoughts. We continued like this to find a solution. My main role was to keep us moving and encourage quieter members to participate.
- What value would you bring to this company?
First Bank of Nigeria Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from First Bank of Nigeria interview reports.
“What are the necessary steps and documents for opening a current account?”
Read reports →“As the president of Nigeria, what steps would you take to address the issue of banditry in the northern region?”
Read reports →“Could you outline the requirements for opening a savings account?”
Read reports →“What are the main financing challenges within the mortgage industry?”
Read reports →“What are your thoughts on the MD-CEO FBN Speaker's role in the house of reps?”
Read report →“Could you explain what you understand by Recruitment and Selection, and highlight the difference between these two terms?”
Read report →“If your superior told you to copy files from a manager's computer without their permission, how would you respond?”
Read report →“How would you approach increasing the adoption and usage of electronic banking and alternative channels?”
Read report →“How would you motivate the sales team to meet the company's goals?”
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