The Central Bank of Nigeria has restructured Keystone Bank’s board of directors.
The action, announced on Wednesday, is part of the top bank’s goal to secure the financial institution’s long-term growth.
Lady Ada Chukwudozie, the new board chairman, has been appointed, according to a Keystone Bank announcement, along with five other non-executive directors. The names are Abdul-Rahman Esene, Mrs. Fola Akande, Akintola Ayodeji Olusoji, Obijiaku Samuel, and Senator Farouk Bello.
In addition, the CBN appointed two new executive directors: Ladi Oluwole and Abubakar Usman Bello.
Lady Ada Chukwudozie, a major player in Nigeria’s corporate sector, with approximately 30 years of expertise in company planning, management, and administration.
Her knowledge spans several industries, including De-Endy Industrial Company Limited, Dozzy Group, the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, and Vogue Afrique Magazine.
Abdul-Rahman Esene has over 43 years of expertise in banking, investment management, and corporate finance, having held executive positions at significant organizations such as Fidelity Bank, Afrinvest, and Global Arbitrage International Inc.
Mrs Fola Akande has over 25 years of expertise in legal, compliance, and risk management, having worked for multinational businesses such as Cadbury, Stanbic Chartered Bank, and Shell.
Akintola Ayodeji Olusoji has a distinguished 30-year career in accounting, finance, and business development, having served at institutions such as Sterling Bank, Access Bank, and Intercontinental Bank.
