CIBN and ACAMB Advocate for Financial Inclusion and Growth
The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) and the Association of Corporate Communication and Marketing Professionals in Banks (ACAMB) called for banks to prioritize financial inclusion, women's empowerment, and sustainable growth. This appeal was made during a courtesy visit to Dr. Dele Alabi, who was recently invested as the 24th President and Chairman of Council of CIBN on May 16, 2026.
Dr. Alabi unveiled his “IMPACT” Vision, which focuses on six pillars: Inclusion across geographic, gender, and generational lines; Membership growth and quality; Professionalism and ethics; Accountability; Competencies and skills development; Technology, automation, and innovation. ACAMB President Jide Sipe, who led the delegation, emphasized that improving financial access can accelerate economic growth and reduce inequality.
He described the visit as a dual-purpose event to congratulate Dr. Alabi and to foster collaboration between CIBN and ACAMB on shared initiatives.
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