It is well known that Nigerian banks are struggling to establish themselves in French-speaking Africa. Will the UBA show the opposite with Amie Ndiaye Sow? In charge of the subsidiaries of Senegal, Guinea and Mali, this former Ecobank banker holds a degree in economics, a master’s degree in finance, banking and insurance and a master’s…...
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Amie Ndiaye Sow, a French speaking exception at UBA
By Adama WADE
Adama WADE
Publishing Director of Kapital Afrik. In the African economic press for 17 years, Adama Wade had to work in Morocco in several editors. Captain at the Long Course of the Merchant Navy and holder of a Masters in Organizational Communication, Adama Wade has published an essay, "The Myth of Tarzan", which describes the geopolitical complex of Africa.
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