Nike Kolawole and Ahmed Mohammed Indimi have been appointed to the Board of Directors of Jaiz Bank Plc, Nigeria’s first non-interest financial institution, as part of continuous efforts to improve corporate governance and expand strategic supervision.
According to a statement released by the bank in Abuja on Saturday, Mrs. Kolawole has been appointed as an Independent Non-Executive Director after receiving approval from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and Mr. Indimi joins as a Non-Executive Director. According to the bank, the nominations are intended to strengthen the depth of moral and professional leadership on its Board in keeping with its long-term growth goals.
Currently serving as Director and Head of Crude Marketing at Oriental Energy Resources, Indimi is a well-known business leader and entrepreneur in Nigeria’s energy sector. He leads crude oil sales strategy, negotiates pricing frameworks, supervises commercial activities, and maintains important customer relationships in that capacity.
He previously attended Global International College in Lagos before earning an MBA and a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (Internet Security) from the American InterContinental University in Atlanta.
Indimi brings with him “a unique perspective shaped by hands-on experience in one of Nigeria’s most strategic sectors,” according to Jaiz Bank, putting him in a position to make a significant contribution to the bank’s purpose of advancing ethical finance and aiding in the development of the country.
Mrs. Nike Kolawole has also joined the Board. The bank stated that her selection as an Independent Non-Executive Director demonstrates its dedication to good governance and leadership based on experience. Kolawole is anticipated to be crucial in bolstering the bank’s ethical banking framework and directing its course for expansion.
The new hires coincide with Jaiz Bank’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its position in the non-interest banking market and broaden its clientele and range of products in Nigeria.
