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Tinubu felicitates with GT Bank Founder, Fola Adeola, @ 70
President Bola Tinubu has expressed felicitation with the Founder of Guarantee Trust Bank (GTB), Fola Adeola, on his 70th birthday.
Adeola, founder of Guaranty Trust Bank, is also founder and chairman of the FATE Foundation, and member of the Commission for Africa.
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The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Ajuri Ngelale, in a statement indicated that President Tinubu felicitated Adeola for reaching the milestone age and for his numerous contributions to the Nigerian business ecosystem by creating jobs, opening up investment opportunities across sectors, as well as promoting initiatives for the economic advancement of Nigeria.
The President extolled the brilliance, integrity, courage, and patriotism of the founder of one of Nigeria’s leading banks, describing him as a great asset to the nation.
President Tinubu wished the top business leader many more years in good health and strength.
The statement read:
Presidency Nigeria
@NGRPresident
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President Bola Tinubu celebrates his long-time friend and foremost business leader, Mr. Fola Adeola, as he marks his 70th birthday.
Mr. Adeola is the founder of Guaranty Trust Bank; founder and chairman of the FATE Foundation, and member of the Commission for Africa.
President Tinubu felicitates Mr. Adeola for reaching the milestone age and for his numerous contributions to the Nigerian business ecosystem by creating jobs, opening up investment opportunities across sectors, as well as promoting initiatives for the economic advancement of Nigeria.
The President extols the brilliance, integrity, courage, and patriotism of the founder of one of Nigeria’s leading banks, describing him as a great asset to the nation.
President Tinubu wishes the top business leader many more years in good health and strength.
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