Ibukun Awosika Quotes
born 1962 Nigeria
Ibukun Awosika (born 24 December 1962), is a Nigerian entrepreneur and writer. She currently serves as Chairman of First Bank of Nigeria
- Nigeria
- Authors
- Philanthropists
Also known as: Ibukun Abiodu Awosika
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We will not stop until every Nigerian girl-child has found their voice and found their pocket.
When you are pursuing your dreams and trying to leave a legacy, you will find help.
As a people, we have the power of choice. We get to choose who we are, what we become, and what we do.
Sometimes you have to take a hard decision and when you take such a decision, you have to stand by it. It’s not everybody who sees what you are seeing.
There are Challenges everywhere you must have Tenacity; you must have the strength of character not to cheat.
Success in financial inclusion entails reaching these users with products that can significantly improve financial lives.
Financial services are the lifeblood of an economy, enabling households and businesses alike to save, invest, and protect themselves against risk.
I come from a place where there are opportunities staring you in the eye, but it's looking for the people who have the heart and the courage to do it and do it right.
I want my nation to work, I want to be able to tell my children this is why I say you must live in Nigeria and nowhere else.
The task of Nation Building (2019)
For a country that needs help, women are key to the success of Nigeria.
""I also apply wisdom most of the time""
"". I chose to maintain our integrity and retain our credibility.""
""In life, you decide on those things that are important to you,""
We should criticise ourselves, but we should criticize to build. We should see a problem and be angry about it and innovate and seek to find the solution to the problem because we know why we want to do it. Because we know that this country must work.
""When I started, I displayed some level of commitment to what I was doing and that is what kept me on the track up till date.""
The Nigerian woman is smart, beautiful, fashionable, driven, purposeful and has the capacity to take on the world without fear, that is not a tool you leave at home when you are building leadership
Wherever you sit, look behind you, how has it benefited other women constructively because sometimes, you can’t do what your friends want, but you must do what is strategically effective and positive for building the power of getting women to the table.