The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria has urged banks and employees to leverage more on technology to deliver products and services to their numerous customers at their convenience. The President and Chairman of council, CIBN made the call at the virtual 2021 CIBN Graduates Induction and Prize Awards Day with theme: ’Breaking New Grounds: Positioning for Global Competitiveness.
Mr. Olugbemi said that a total of 672 new members were admitted into various categories of membership, 321 candidates for the flagship ACIB programme, 41 candidates on Chartered Banker MBA programme, 19 candidates on MSc/ACIB programme and 291 candidates on Microfinance Certification Programme which cross across four countries including Nigeria; The Gambia, Ghana and Sierra-Leone.
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