The South East Senate Caucus mourns the death of Dr. Pascal Dozie, former Chairman of Diamond Bank, who passed away at 85. Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe praised Dozie as a prominent banking leader and economist whose contributions significantly shaped Nigeria and Africa’s economies. The Caucus offered condolences to his family and the nation, highlighting the void his passing leaves in the industry.
The South East Senate Caucus expressed profound sorrow on Wednesday over the passing of Dr. Pascal Dozie, the former Chairman of Diamond Bank. Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, the Caucus Chairman, conveyed this sentiment in a condolence message issued in Abuja. Dr. Dozie, who founded the now-defunct Diamond Bank Plc and previously chaired MTN Nigeria, died at the age of 85, as confirmed by his family on Tuesday.
Senator Abaribe lamented the loss of Dr. Dozie, stating that it has deprived Nigeria of an esteemed banking expert and respected economist. Abaribe emphasized that Dozie was a pioneering figure and highlighted his significant contributions to economic development within Nigeria and across Africa. He remarked, “Dr. Pascal Dozie was indeed a pathfinder whose death would surely leave a huge vacuum in the banking industry and our country’s development.”
Describing Dozie as an exemplary son of Igboland and a model of transparent financial governance, Abaribe added that the South East senators extend their condolences to Dr. Dozie’s family, the banking sector, the citizens of Imo State, and all Nigerians affected by this loss.
The statement reflects the lasting impact that Dr. Pascal Dozie had on the financial landscape of Nigeria and the depth of mourning felt by those who admired his work and contributions.
In conclusion, the passing of Dr. Pascal Dozie has elicited significant mourning from the South East Senate Caucus, led by Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe. He is celebrated for his immense contributions to Nigeria’s banking and economic sectors. The senators have extended their condolences to his family and the wider community, signifying the profound impact Dozie had as a leader and visionary in finance.
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