The programme, which started on Monday, June 19, 2017, is currently immersing the participants through an action-based learning intervention to ensure that they have hands-on best practices experience in the industry through discussion sessions with thought leaders in different sectors of the Nigerian economy.
Franklin Ngwu, Senior Lecturer, Strategy, Finance and Risk Management, Lagos Business School says the purpose of the programme is to bring together high potential leaders from the investment banking sector in South Africa and to expose them to the best practices in the Nigerian business environment and economy.
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| South African bankers during a visit to Ikeja Computer Village, Lagos |
Velile Hamilton, one of the participants, expressed delight at the programme during the team’s visit to the International Centre for Commerce (ICC), Balogun Market, Lagos. “This has enabled me have a better appreciation of the economy and culture through my interaction with the Nigerian people. I had fun too,” he said.
The programme ends on Friday, June 23, 2017, and it is in line with the overall LBS objective of developing responsible leaders for Africa and the world.
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