“The future of Access Holdings Plc in the hands of Ms. Bolaji Agbede, new Acting Group Chief Executive Officer”

Recent news has been marked by tragedy: the death of Dr Herbert Wigwe, former Group Chief Executive Officer of Access Holdings Plc, in a helicopter accident. The news sparked deep sadness both in Nigeria and abroad.

However, life goes on and the Board of Directors of the company has announced the appointment of Ms. Bolaji Agbede as Acting Group Chief Executive Officer. This appointment is subject to the approval of the Central Bank of Nigeria.

Ms. Agbede has extensive experience in banking and business advisory services. She joined Access Bank in 2003 as Assistant General Manager and has held various positions within the bank. She was notably Head, Group Human Resources from 2010 to 2022, before being appointed Executive Director, Business Support in 2022.

As the new Acting Group Chief Executive Officer, Ms. Agbede will be responsible for guiding Access Holdings Plc in its continued growth and success. His appointment demonstrates the board’s confidence in his leadership abilities.

The announcement of Ms. Agbede’s appointment comes at a time when the Nigerian banking sector is experiencing constant evolution. Economists and industry experts are eagerly waiting to see what direction Access Holdings Plc will take under Ms Agbede’s leadership.

Despite the tragedy that struck the company, it is important to emphasize that the wheel continues to turn and that the resilience and determination of the company’s leaders will make it possible to overcome this ordeal.

In conclusion, the announcement of the appointment of Ms. Bolaji Agbede as Acting Group Chief Executive Officer of Access Holdings Plc highlights the company’s desire to continue to innovate and progress, even in the face of the most difficult challenges . The Nigerian banking sector can look forward to a new era of leadership under his capable and experienced leadership.

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