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Why Access Bank Sierra Leone made Board changes

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By Chioma Obinagwam

 

Access Bank has announced the appointment of new executives to its Board of Directors (‘the Board’).

 

The bank told Confiance News in a statement on Monday.

 

The statement revealed that it is in line with its commitment towards further strengthening its leadership team and advancing the implementation of its growth and transformation strategy.

 

“These appointments also reflect the Bank’s commitment to fostering growth and development while maintaining the highest standards of governance and stewardship.

 

“Joining the Board as Non-Executive Directors are Maurice Nathaniel Cole, Nsikak N. Usoro, Michala Mackay, Ibrahim Khalil Lamin, and Kolawole Augustine Ajimoko,” it disclosed.

 

It said that the appointees boast a wealth of expertise from diverse sectors, including banking, telecommunications, corporate governance, compliance, and finance. Adding that their combined experience and vision will contribute to shaping the future trajectory of Access Bank (SL) Ltd.

 

Confiance News gathered that Cole will serve as Chairman, following the exit of Alice Marie Onomake and will bring his experience to the fore as Access Bank (SL) Ltd works to consolidate its market position and deliver value for all its stakeholders.

 

“We are thrilled to welcome our new executives to Access Bank (SL) Ltd,” said Ganiyu Sanni, Country Managing Director, Access Bank Sierra Leone Ltd. “Their leadership and vision will be invaluable as we navigate through challenges and pursue sustained success. We extend our gratitude to outgoing Chairman, Alice Marie Onomake, and Non-Executive Director, Aminata B. Dumbuya, for their dedicated service and contributions to the Bank.”

 

Access Bank (SL) Ltd, the statement asserts, remains committed to excellence, transparency, and accountability as it embarks on this exciting new chapter. The Bank looks forward to leveraging the collective expertise of its leadership team to drive innovation, foster growth, and create lasting impact for its customers and communities.

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