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Tsunami In FirstBank, 100 Senior Staff Members Exit Nigeria’s Oldest Bank

Adetutu AuduBy Adetutu AuduDecember 30, 2024No Comments17 Views
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FirstBank, the oldest bank in Nigeria and part of FBN Holdings’ entities has exited close to 100 senior staff members in what our sources describe as a major organizational shakeup.

According to a reliable source with direct knowledge of the matter, some of the bank’s top executives were asked to leave as part of its repositioning plan for 2025.

The exits appear to be part of a concerted effort by the holding company of the board, led by Femi Otedola, to introduce fresh blood into several leadership positions in the bank, the source further explained.

Our sources indicate that the board of FirstBank approved the exit of about 100 senior executives as part of the bank’s “corporate restructuring and repositioning,” following the confirmation of its new MD/CEO.

Another source within the bank suggests some of the exits were voluntary, especially for senior executives who intend to explore other career prospects.

Source: Nairametrics

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