Managing Director of Bank of Industry, Olukayode Pitan , the Managing Director of Nigeria incentive – Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending ( NIRSAL), Aliyu Abdulhamid and the Director General of Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN), Olawale Fasanya were also involved with warrant of arrest to be issued by the panel for failing to appear.
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Managing Director, BoI, Olukayode Pitan, said at the signing ceremony in Lagos that the transaction was approved by AFD under its Transforming Financial Systems for Climate (TFSC) Programme with the Green Climate Fund (GCF).
The Managing Director of BOI had appeared before the Committee on Industry for interaction on the 2021 budget.
The facility was brought about through the collaboration between the Management of UNILAG and BOI to run an entrepreneurship capacity development programme in the institution.
The Managing Director of BoI, Olukayode Pitan, said this in a statement on Thursday.
“Not given to frivolities, he is a serious-minded person and that is almost evident in his visage,” said one of his associates. “Long after he has spoken, you still have so much to chew on; you see, there is a vast difference between knowledge and wisdom, but he is rich in both.”
A key element of the Buhari administration’s Social Investment Programmes has won continental praise as African Bankers named the the Government’s Enterprise and Empowerment Programme as Africa’s most impactful financial inclusion scheme.
The Bank of Industry and All On have announced the establishment of a N1 billion Niger Delta Off-Grid Energy Fund.
President Muhammadu Buhari says the implementation of the Federal Government’s Made in Nigeria for Exports will generate 30billion dollars and create 1.5million jobs by 2025.
Pitan said this while speaking with newsmen shortly after the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, inspected the Command Centre where Tradermoni is being monitored and tracked at BOI Corporate office in Abuja.
The Bank of Industry, Nigeria’s leading Development Finance Institution and the Export-Import Bank of China have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on a $500 million financing support.
A statement from the bank on Sunday in Lagos disclosed that the agro-based fund was coming on the heels of a N4 billion MSME Matching Fund activated in July 2017.