Agbaje, who is the Chief Executive Officer of RTC Advisory Services Limited, said the incoming administration will only effect some structural changes that may fit its plans and aspiration instead of removing the CBN Governor from office.
He said the CBN will still be the same under Buhari but it may come under some pressure for closer scrutiny from the executive. “By and large, I do not expect a radical change in banking supervision under Buhari” Agbaje said in an interview on the sidelines of the launch of two books in commemoration of his 50th birthday in Lagos at the weekend.
The books written by Opeyemi Agbaje, which were presented at the ceremony, are: “Uncomplex Strategy “and “Democracy without Democrats.”
In a panel discussion at the event, titled: Business Strategy in Nigeria, which was moderated by the celebrant, Opeyemi Agbaje, the discussants, Rasheed Olaoluwa, managing director of Bank of Industry, Tosin Runsewe, Group Chief Executive Officer of Mansard Group of Companies, Adedoyin Odunfa, Managing Director of Digital Jewels Limited, and Mezuo Nwuneli, Managing Director of Sahel Capital and AACE foods Limited, all gave Nigerians hope of a better future considering activities being carried out by their respective organisations.
Rasheed Olaoluwa said BoI, as a development bank, is wired to render unhindered financial services and extension of loan facilities to Nigerians who intend to start or expand their business.
He said Nigerian banks are safer now than ever before, as most of them now undertake large ticket transactions which were not the same 10 years ago. “A lot of banks in the country have become very strong. They are stronger in many aspects, in corporate governance, risk management and core banking. All these helped improved banking in the country as banks now face transactions in the region of billion dollars.
Meanwhile, After the victory of the All Progressives Congress candidate General Muhammadu Buhari in the presidential poll, the naira has begun to stabilize.
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