The article discusses the induction of 2,178 new Chartered Bankers by the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN). During the ceremony in Lagos, CIBN President Dele Alabi emphasized the importance of innovation, professional skills, and ethical behavior in the banking industry, which is rapidly changing due to technology, economic challenges, and evolving customer needs. Alabi highlighted that becoming a Chartered Banker means accepting a professional responsibility and adhering to a code of ethics. He encouraged the new bankers to embrace new technologies and maintain high standards of professionalism. Olusegun Alebiosu, the CEO of FirstBank Nigeria, also spoke at the event, urging the new bankers to innovate continuously to meet customer demands for quicker and safer financial services. He pointed out that innovation isn't just about new technology but also about improving existing services while managing risks. Alebiosu noted that banks face ongoing challenges like economic changes and cyber threats, making it crucial for bankers to exercise good judgment and resilience in their work.
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