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Access Bank MD appointed to the Presidential High-Level Advisory Council on support to women and girls 

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President Muhammadu Buhari, has appointed the Managing-Director of Access Bank Plc, Roosevelt Ogbonna, to the Presidential High-level Advisory Council on Support to Women and Girls.  

This appointment comes on the heels of Access Bank’s contributions to women empowerment through access to adequate financing and literacy while promoting advocacy and specialised training. 

Ogbonna affirmed, “this feat signifies a more significant responsibility to ensure gender equality, equal access to opportunities and national development through purposeful long-term initiatives targeted at women. Being appointed by the Presidency signifies that we are doing something right at Access Bank and also points to the impact of our various initiatives and vocational training programs on the larger society.  

“Indeed, every individual, irrespective of status, organisation or tribe, has a part to play in ensuring the rights of women and girls are upheld. As we enter the month of the woman, we must recognise that gender equality is a fundamental human right and a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable nation. Therefore, all public and private stakeholders must work collaboratively to embrace equality, ensure women have a voice and have the right support to thrive.”

Since Ogbonna’s appointment as the MD/CEO of Access Bank PLC, he has consolidated the Bank’s various initiatives to ensure equal access to opportunities and social infrastructure among women. 

Under his stewardship, Access Bank signed a commitment letter with the DFC for $280 million in financing to help address the financing gap for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and advance financial inclusion in Nigeria, and aid the Bank’s commitment to supporting women-owned and led businesses. 

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