Tinubu’s Bold Move: Appoints 36-Year-Old Uzoma Nwagba as CREDICORP MD

36-year-old Uzoma Nwagba has been appointed as the new Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP).

This strategic move is aimed at promoting financial inclusion and economic prosperity for all Nigerians.

The announcement was made public on Friday in a statement by Ajuri Ngelale, Special Adviser to the President, emphasizing the president’s commitment to ensuring financial inclusion and economic prosperity for the Nigerian population.

Nwagba, who holds a Master’s of Business Administration from the prestigious Harvard Business School and a first-class Bachelor’s of Engineering from Howard University, Washington DC, brings a wealth of experience in finance and technology to his new role.

Before his appointment, Nwagba served as the Chief Operating Officer of the Bank of Industry, overseeing micro-credit and other financial interventions.

He has also worked as a Senior Investment Associate at the African Capital Alliance, specializing in financial services (banking, insurance, and pensions).

In addition, Nwagba was a software engineer at Microsoft, leading teams responsible for developing enterprise and mobile software for emerging markets.

President Tinubu expects Nwagba to utilize his extensive experience in finance and technology to expand access to credit for all Nigerian citizens, promote financial inclusion, and enhance the quality of life for the Nigerian people as they pursue tangible prosperity.

This bold appointment by President Tinubu is a clear indication of his administration’s dedication to harnessing the talents and expertise of Nigeria’s youth to drive the country’s financial and economic growth.

As Uzoma Nwagba takes the helm at CREDICORP, the nation eagerly awaits the positive impact this appointment will have on the financial landscape and the lives of everyday Nigerians.

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