The Alternative Bank Advocates for Inclusive Finance Growth

The Alternative Bank stated that inclusive finance is essential for Nigeria's long-term economic growth, asserting that sustainable development can only be achieved when more individuals and businesses access financial opportunities. This statement followed the bank receiving the Champion of Sustainable Development Award at the Africa Social Impact Summit 2026 Impact Capital Dinner in Lagos and the Distinguished Humanitarian Partnership Award from the National Association of Nigerian Visually Impaired Students, University of Lagos Chapter, during its 20th anniversary celebration.
Korede Demola-Adeniyi, Executive Director of Commercial and Institutional Banking, Lagos and South-West, emphasized that expanding access to finance is crucial for inclusive economic progress. The awards reflect a recognition that sustainable development requires broader participation in economic activities.
Solomon Okonkwo, Head of Corporate Social Investment at The Alternative Bank, stated that partnerships are vital for eliminating barriers to participation in society and the economy. The awards underscore the bank's commitment to promoting responsible finance and supporting initiatives that enhance economic opportunities and community strength.
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