SEGUN AGBAJE – HOW ARE YOU SIR?
I have never had the good fortune of meeting you my brother but I continue to see the giant strides you make as you strive to build an enduring institution. The last time I saw you was on a football field inside Lagos at one of the GTB sponsored events. You were seated beside my lord, Albert Okumagba and you were in the very powerful side, buckled trousers with a nice white shirt. The trousers were so beautiful that I fell in love with them instantly. As a man in the public eye, so many things get said about you both positive and negative and you surely cannot avoid that. These stories must come in life and I hope that they do not bother or slow you down. I really do find you highly driven putting you in a strong position of respect in my books. People in that place no plenty. I am sure as people are reading, they are asking why all this hailing this early Sunday morning. Be like say he dey find job or he dey find something. Maybe he want marry him sister. Nothing of the sort o. Na just to hail a brother that has been quiet for a while. Meanwhile, that is how I was just sitting amongst your former colleagues and this matter of entitlement came up and they were now saying, ‘Duke what can you do”. I ask dem why you dey come to me, don’t you know the road to Keyamo or Falana. He say keyamo do get appointment and Falana is with Sowore. Well I ask am to take it to the Lord in prayers and give am my pastor numbers. He should be ok. But back to very serious issues, let me further commend you on your retail initiatives, the reforms that you have embarked on and the repositioning of the bank from a wholesale banking enterprise to a major retail outlet. Welldone my brother, nothing do you.