About Us

About May & Baker CMS

The May & Baker Staff Thrift and Credit Society Limited commenced operations in 1982 with registration number 99999 of 11th January 1989 under Section10 of Cooperatives Societies Laws, Cap. 29 Laws of Lagos State, 1973. The activities of the Society were members who are spread all over the states of the federations was coordinated through the Secretariat in Lagos. It was re-registered as the May & Baker Staff Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society Limited, by the Registrar of Co-operatives Abuja, on 29th October 1997 with registration number 1001. The Secretariat of the Society thus moved from Lagos to Abuja.

May & Baker CMS is not a subsidiary of the May & Baker, but it is a corporate body jointly owned by its members comprising serving May & Baker Staff, Pensioners, and Retirees. The Society as a corporate body is quite distinct from the owners; can sue and be sued and can own property in its name and as approved by the Co-operative Act/Regulations.

The Society currently has over 300 members spread across all the States of the federation. The May & Baker Cooperative has continued to promote the wealth and welfare of members through the spirit and practice of mutual help. ‘’All for each, Each for All’’ The Society has over the years assisted members in planning their resources through effective thrift, and credit schemes. Members have met several of their personal and financial goals such as Career development and training, housing needs and acquisition of assets through many of products and services of the Society, and academic achievements of wards and dependents. The Society has equally evolved a channel for investment planning and wealth management for its members.

The May & Baker CMS is currently exploring other areas of opportunities for its members and by this, the Management Committee has developed a strategic road map through which its members can harness available possibilities in various sectors of the Nigerian and global economy. The general management of its affairs is entrusted in the “Management Committee” (MC) which is a body of democratically elected Executives. The Management Committee is made up of thorough bred professionals who have proven competence and trust in the management of the collective wealth of members.

OUR VISION

Our vision is to be a leading force for economic empowerment and social cohesion, fostering a vibrant and resilient community where every member has the opportunity to flourish. We envision a future where cooperative values of cooperation, democracy, and solidarity drive sustainable development, innovation, and prosperity..

OUR MISSION

Our mission is to empower our members and strengthen our community through cooperative principles of solidarity, equality, and mutual support. We strive to provide accessible financial services, promote economic opportunity, and enhance the well-being of our members and the communities we serve. Guided by our values of cooperation, transparency, and social responsibility, we are committed to fostering a sustainable and inclusive society where every member has the opportunity to thrive

CORE VALUE

Our core values reflect our guiding principles and beliefs that shape our operations, governance, and interactions with our members, stakeholders, and the community. These values are derived from the cooperative principles and serve as the foundation for our mission, vision, and identity.

OBJECTIVES OF THE SOCIETY

  • 01

    To promote welfare, wealth, and economic interest of its members

  • 02

    To encourage regular thrift and savings among members with a view to building up funds for their individual future use;

  • 03

    To Provide Credit facilities to its members at fair and reasonable rates;

  • 04

    To acquire, at affordable rate consumer goods, services, assets including real estate to meet the needs of its Members;

  • 05

    To engage in financial and investment activities and explore on behalf of members opportunities in economic sectors such as agriculture, aviation, hospitality, education, transportation, telecommunication, power, oil & gas in the overall interest of its members;

  • 06

    To explore any other measure(s) designed on cooperative principles and procedures to encourage its Members to imbibe the spirit and practice of thrift and mutual help.

What We Do

May & Baker Cooperative society offer a variety of services to our members, each designed to meet specific needs and goals.

CREDIT & THRIFT

We provide credit facilities to their members, allowing them access to funds for various purposes such as business expansion, education, housing, or emergencies.

HOUSING SCHEME

We offered Housing schemes aim to provide affordable housing solutions to their members designed to meet the specific housing needs and preferences of members.

ASSET ACQUISITION

We provide asset acquisition opportunities to our members aimed at enabling members for acquiring tangible or intangible assets such as land, equipment, vehicles, or technology.

EDUCATION FINANCING

We provides Education financing involves financial assistance to members for educational purposes. This may include funding for tuition fees, school supplies, and other education-related expenses.

FINANCIAL ADVISORY

We offer financial advisory services to our members aimed at empowering them to make informed financial decisions, manage their resources effectively, and achieve their financial goals.

Social & Welfare Services

We sometime offer social services and welfare programs to support our communities. These may include healthcare services, disaster relief, and other forms of social support