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How Jim Ovia Built Zenith Bank From ₦20 Million to a ₦31.18 trillion Institution Zenith Bank Founder, Jim Ovia, reflects on his entrepreneurial journey, revealing that the bank was launched in 1990 with ₦20 million in startup capital. He discusses the obstacles he faced, the lessons learned, and the mindset required to grow a lasting institution in a challenging environment. According to Ovia, the bank’s growth to a $4 billion share capital today underscores the power of long-term vision and per

Early remotes were not just inconvenient, they were comically flawed. Zenith's 1955 'Flash-Matic' worked like a ray gun, aiming a light beam at photoelectric cells on the TV. Sunlight or bright lamps could accidentally change the channel or adjust the volume. The famous 'clicker' that replaced it, the 1956 Space Command, used high-frequency aluminum rods inside the remote that clicked when a button was pressed. While inaudible to people, this ~ultrasonic frequency was easily heard by many dogs a

In 1983, Zenith introduced the "Space Screen 45," a 45-inch projection TV advertised with a distinctive feature: the screen would rise by remote control from a fine furniture cabinet and disappear when not in use. This design addressed space concerns by hiding the large screen, which Zenith claimed offered a picture sharper than previously available in home projection TV. Credit: LG Electronics | History In Pictures