Even a Catholic Bishop who once served as Vice-Rector of a Pontifical University in Rome is not spared.
Most Rev. Godfrey Onah of Nsukka Diocese revealed he went to the Vatican Bank to withdraw his own money and was told he needed special authorization because he was born in Nigeria.
When asked if the restriction applied to everyone, the answer was blunt: “It depends on where you were born.”
The Nigerian passport now carries a global stigma that follows you even into the walls of the Vatican. Leadership has consequences that reach far beyond our borders.
Ever wondered why GTBank became GTCO, or why First Bank's parent became a holding company?
In 2010, the CBN ended universal banking, and banks had to separate their core banking from other businesses like insurance, asset management and pensions. Many created holding companies to own all of them.
When you buy GTCO shares today, you own the whole group, not just the bank.
@PeterObi They're barking for nothing because there characters have shown us what they will become more of if remain in the office of governance by 2027. Their vehicles of leaving every office they're holding is waiting impatiently for them.