The bank’s digital services will also support industries
that focus on exports such as agriculture and manufacturing in 2022.
Akinwuntan, who was speaking on the sideline of the
Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) 56th Annual Bankers Dinner in Lagos
said Ecobank is well-positioned to support the various productive sectors of
the economy to make greater impact in the country.
More so, we are a huge player in AfCFTA to assist in making
Nigerian entrepreneurs become Pan African multinationals.
As Nigerians, we must tell our story; Nigeria is the largest
economy in Africa and as of today, Africa provides the best investment
opportunities globally, we should turn our concerns to opportunities.
As the country increases its exports, it will improve foreign
exchange earnings, widen employment base, further support industries and a more
stable Gross Domestic Product (GDP)” he advised.
Mr. Akinwuntan also called for a more stable environment
devoid of insecurity as a prelude to ensuring an improved production and return
Nigeria back from a consuming nation.
Stating that a steady growth of employable youths is
critical for Nigeria’s economy to improve her production level.
He disclosed that there are over 40 million SMEs in the
country, assuring that the banks will continue to support the productive sector
and entrepreneurial young people and small businesses to make greater impact on
the nation’s economy.
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