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FEDERAL MORTGAGE BANK OF NIGERIA

INAUGURATION CEREMONY OF THE NEWLY APPOINTED BOARD MEMBERS AND EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT OF FMBN

Event on 22 April, 2022

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The Honorable Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Raji Fashola SAN, has officially inaugurated the newly appointed members of the FMBN Board and Executive Management Team.

They include Hamman Madu as the Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer, Umar Zubaida, Executive Director, Finance and Corporate Services, Chukwuma Kingsley, Executive Director, Business Development & Portfolio Management (BD&PM); Mustapha Lukman Olayiwola, Executive Director, Loans & Mortgage Services (L&MS); Asein Abimbola representing the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing; Ejezie Sandra Nkechi, representing the Public.

The event took place Thursday, April 21, 2022, at the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing Headquarters, Mabushi, Abuja.

The Hon. Minister in his address impressed on the new FMBN Board and Executive Management Team to work within the conceptual framework of FMBN as a specialized banking institution that was established to deliver on a specialized job of driving affordable housing for Nigerians nationwide.

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inauguration ceremony
inauguration ceremony

He advised them to confront all inherited pre-2015 liabilities resulting from the over-extension of FMBN’s mandate, bring to a lawful end venture which FMBN had entered into that are not supported by law, complete reform initiatives that have started including the computerization of the Bank and work together harmoniously as a team to deliver on FMBN’s mandate.

Your primary mandate is to reposition FMBN as a pre-eminent mortgage Bank. This is why you will see that majority of the Board members are either bankers by training or bankers by work experience spanning several decades. This is perhaps, the largest collection of bankers on the FMBN that I can remember in a long time. Babatunde Raji Fashola SAN, Hon. Minister of Works & Housing.

Fashola also advised the Board and Management to promptly engage with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and ensure FMBN’s compliance with regulatory stipulations for operating as a Bank. He mandated them to work speedily to complete the over 2000 housing units at different levels of completion under the Ministerial Pilot Housing Scheme.

inauguration ceremony
inauguration ceremony
inauguration ceremony

Furthermore, the minister expressed appreciation to the immediate past Board and Executive Management Team for their service saying their efforts cannot be forgotten.

In his response, the new FMBN Managing Director/Chief Executive, Madu Hamman on behalf of the newly inaugurated Board members and Executive Management Team thanked President Muhammadu Buhari for the privilege and opportunity to serve the nation.

He expressed his profound gratitude to the minister of Works and Housing for finding them worthy to serve the country in those capacities and promised that the team will work harmoniously within the framework of the Acts establishing the FMBN to reposition the Bank to deliver on his mandate.

inauguration ceremony
inauguration ceremony
inauguration ceremony

We are humbled and excited to be chosen to undertake this onerous responsibility. We would maintain a high level of corporate governance in line with best practices while delivering enhanced performance towards repositioning the Bank to play its primary role as the apex Mortgage Bank in Nigeria. We would leverage all our competencies to ensure that we restore FMBN on the path of growth and increased impact in line with its mandate and expectations of the government Madu Hamman, FMBN MD/CEO.

He further added that they would count on the support of the Hon. Minister to achieve all the desired results at the Bank.

The Board Chairman, Mr. Ayodeji Ariyo Gbeleyi, in his remarks at the event assured the Hon. Minister of Works and Housing that the Board is clear on the impact and strategic importance of housing and will work hard to deliver on the mandate bestowed on them and meet government expectations.