CBN Hires New Board Members for Union, Polaris, and Keystone Banks
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January 11, 2024
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To replace the recently dismissed board members of Union, Polaris, and Keystone Banks, the Central Bank of Nigeria has appointed new executives.
The Central Bank of Nigeria concluded that the former board members of the banks in question no longer deserve to be there and has appointed the following people to take over in each of the banks:
Union Bank
Yetunde Oni - Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer
Manirr Ubali Ringim - Executive Director
Keystone Bank
Hassan Imam - Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer
Chioma .A. Mang - Executive Director
Polaris Bank
Lawal Mudathir Omokayode - Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer
Chris Onyeka Ofikuku - Executive Director
These names were confirmed and signed off by Sidi Alli Hakama, Director of Corporate Communications for CBN in a statement released on the 10th of January, 2024. Also, it was voted that the new executives were to resume all activities immediately.
This development, however, has attracted different reactions from social media after the CBN shared the information last night.
"The CBN needs to release more statements on the importance of these appointments. These are important Banks in Nigeria - the public deserves to know. Why these folks ??? Are there any such actions envisaged for other Banks?" an X user tweeted responding to the post made by the CBN.
Another X user quoted the post saying;
"CBN somewhat moves autocratically, how these decisions (however right) hardly get challenged is quite worrying!"
Despite public reactions, the Central Bank of Nigeria remained steadfast, and there has been no alteration to the decision it initially took.
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