CIBN Honours Micmakin MD, Mojisola Aribo, With FCIB Award Over Economic Contributions

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In recognition of her exemplary managerial expertise and contributions to the nation’s economy, the Managing Director of Micmakin Nigeria Limited, Mrs. Mojisola Adetutu Aribo, has been honoured with the award of Fellowship by the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN).

Her contributions to the banking profession was part of the reasons for the award.

Presenting the award to Mrs. Aribo at the 2024 investiture ceremony on Saturday in Lagos, the President of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN), Prof. Pius Deji Olanrewaju, noted that the exceptional leadership and dedication of the recipient have consistently demonstrated strategic vision, inspirational leadership, innovation, and problem-solving over the years.

Prof. Pius Deji said: “Mrs. Mojisola Adetutu Aribo is honoured with the prestigious award of Fellowship of CIBN today in recognition of her exemplary managerial expertise and outstanding contributions to the banking profession and the economy in Nigeria.

“Her exceptional leadership and dedication have consistently demonstrated strategic vision, inspirational leadership, innovation, and problem-solving over the years.”

The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) is the professional body for bankers in Nigeria. It was established in 1963 and responsible for promoting professionalism and ethics in the banking industry and providing training and development opportunities for bankers.

Mrs. Mojisola Adetutu Aribo is the wife of the Ondo State Commissioner for Agriculture and Forestry and founder of Micmakin Nigeria Ltd, Chief Olayato Aribo

Micmakin is a leading food manufacturing company with operations in Ondo and Ekiti states and in franchise partnership with Chicken Republic, a renowned quick-service restaurant chain.

The awardee and her husband, Chief Olayato Aribo, also a fellow award recipient, worked in various banks for years before retiring to found Micmakin.

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