The South East Senate Caucus mourns the death of Dr. Pascal Dozie, former Chairman of Diamond Bank and MTN Nigeria, aged 85. His influential role in Nigeria’s economic landscape is acknowledged as a substantial loss. The Caucus extends condolences to his family and highlights his legacy as a prominent economist and leader.
The South East Senate Caucus expressed profound sadness regarding the passing of Dr. Pascal Dozie, a notable figure in Nigerian banking and economics, at the age of 85. This announcement was made through a condolence message from the Caucus Chairman, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, in Abuja. Dozie, the founder of the now-defunct Diamond Bank Plc and a former chairman of MTN Nigeria, was confirmed deceased by his family on Tuesday.
Senator Abaribe articulated that the loss of Dr. Dozie is a significant blow to Nigeria, as he was revered as a banking expert and distinguished economist. Abaribe noted that Dozie played a pivotal role in Nigeria’s economic landscape and that his departure creates a substantial void within the banking sector and the broader scope of national development.
Highlighting Dozie’s contributions, Abaribe stated that he was a visionary leader within the economic community, significantly influencing not only Nigeria’s financial growth but also that of the African continent. He remembered Dozie as an exemplary son of Igbo land and a paragon of transparent financial governance. The South East senators extended their condolences to Dozie’s family, the banking community, the people of Imo State, and all of Nigeria.
Dr. Pascal Dozie’s passing has evoked deep sorrow in the South East Senate Caucus, as he was recognized as a vital figure in Nigeria’s economic advancement and banking sector. The tributes from Senator Abaribe emphasize Dozie’s influential legacy in financial management and his role as a guiding force in Nigeria and beyond. His contributions will be remembered as irreplaceable in the quest for economic progress and integrity in banking.
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