Mr Fonbaustier described Nigeria as Africa’s largest economy.
Mr Adeoye urged the government to prioritise infrastructure renewal.
The company’s finance and strategy director, Mayank Kabra, disclosed this during a media parley on Wednesday in Lagos.
The Chartered Institute of Directors of Nigeria and Lagos Business School have signed an MoU to enhance governance standards nationwide.
Mr Cardoso said during his tenure, the apex bank began publishing financial statements.
Mr Dangote highlighted Africa’s wealth in both human and natural resources.
Access Bank operates across 24 countries, serving over 60 million customers, including 18.5 million digital users through more than 800 physical branches.
He noted that Nigeria was already the United States’ second largest trade partner in Africa.
Nigeria is the world’s “present and future” and already the United States’ second-largest trading partner in Africa, with two-way trade totalling nearly $13 billion in 2024.
The appointments were announced in a statement signed by his chief press secretary (CPS), Tersoo Kula.
