Dr. Pascal Dozie, former Chairman of Diamond Bank, passed away at 85, deeply mourned by the South East Senate Caucus. They praised him as a banking guru and influential economist. His death signifies a great loss for Nigeria and the banking sector.
The South East Senate Caucus expressed deep sorrow over the passing of Dr. Pascal Dozie, former Chairman of Diamond Bank, who died at the age of 85. Caucus Chairman Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe issued a condolence message in Abuja, lamenting the loss of a prominent banking figure and respected economist. Dozie was celebrated for founding Diamond Bank Plc and serving as the chairman of MTN Nigeria.
Senator Abaribe remarked that Dozie’s death has deprived Nigeria of a distinguished banking expert and visionary economist. He emphasized that Dozie was a significant contributor to Nigeria’s economic landscape and had an influence beyond the nation, impacting the African continent as a whole.
Abaribe further acknowledged Dozie’s legacy as a great son of Igboland and a model of transparent financial practices within Nigeria. The entire South East Senate Caucus extended condolences to Dozie’s family, the banking industry, the people of Imo State, and all Nigerians during this time of loss.
Dr. Pascal Dozie’s death is a significant loss to Nigeria, particularly in the banking sector and economic discourse. His legacy as a founder of Diamond Bank and a respected economist reflects his critical role in advancing the country’s financial management and influence in Africa. The South East Senate Caucus’s heartfelt condolences highlight the profound impact Dozie had on both his local community and the broader Nigerian economy.
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