Dr. Godwin Ehigiamusoe, Founder, LAPO Microfinance Bank was conferred with the honour of ‘Fellow Chartered Institute of Bankers’ in recognition of his immense contributions through LAPO Microfinance Bank to the development of the financial sector. Growth of the national economy and social and economic empowerment of members of low-income households and owners of micro small and medium enterprises in Nigeria

LAPO MfB remains committed to its over 30 years mandate of social and economic empowerment of members of low-income households and owners of micro small medium enterprises in the most sustainable manner.

L-R: Senator Anthony Yaro, Vice Chairman, Senate Committee on Diaspora and NGO; Dr. Ken Opara, President/Chairman of Council, The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria; Dr Godwin Ehigiamusoe. MCIB, FCIB, Founder, LAPO Microfinance Bank, Prof Pius Olanrewaju, 1st Vice President, CIBN.

At the Chartered Institute of Bankers conferral of the honourary " Fellow of Chartered Institute of Bankers" on Dr Godwin Ehigiamusoe, MCIB, FCIB, Founder, LAPO Microfinance Bank Limited during the CIBN Fellowship Investiture held last Saturday in Lagos State.

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