Adesina, who was first elected in May 2015, was the only candidate in the election.
His chances of re-election were almost scuppered when the United States authorities insisted he faced investigation for corruption claims made by a whistleblower.
The whistleblowers had accused Adesina of 20 breaches of the bank’s code of conduct. But the ‘Ethics Committee’ of the continental bank, headed by Takuji Yano, on May 5, absolved Adesina of any wrong doing.
Adesina in a statement on Wednesday also maintained his innocence.
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Congratulations to him, more wins.
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ReplyDeleteShame to America and its treasury department. Coming to buy shares in our own bank and trying to decide and Keep it at their necks and calls. Congratulations to you sir
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ReplyDeleteThank God he survived the witch hunting
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A big congratulations.
ReplyDeleteHoping and praying for more Nigerians to excel all over the world. We have what it takes.
Congrats Sir this's well deserved.
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Fine ass man
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ReplyDeleteAfter so much drama, Nigeria government gave the right support and play the international politics real good. Congratulations to him.
ReplyDeleteEkpele sir. Well done.
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