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Segun Agbaje led GTCO’s Controversial N1 Trillion Profit: A Facade of Financial Triumph?

Segun Agbaje led GTCO’s Controversial N1 Trillion Profit: A Facade of Financial Triumph?

Segun AgbajeIn a country facing soaring inflation and struggling startups, Guaranty Trust Holding, GTCO’s recent claim of a staggering N1 trillion profit raises eyebrows rather than celebrations. This figure, announced by CEO Segun Agbaje, appears less a beacon of success and more a troubling indicator of systemic issues within Nigeria’s banking sector.

Critics argue that GTCO’s reported profits stem from questionable practices rather than genuine financial growth. Many see Agbaje’s announcement as emblematic of a banking culture that prioritizes profit over customer welfare. Instead of nurturing innovation, GTCO’s approach has allegedly involved significant overcharging, dubious fees, and predatory lending practices that have eroded trust among its clients.

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The disbelief among Nigerians is palpable. In an economy where businesses are cutting back and inflation is rampant, GTCO’s reported profits seem implausible. Industry experts and auditors have raised alarms, questioning the legitimacy of such gains. The prevailing sentiment is that these profits are not the result of sound banking practices but rather of exploiting customers.

Accusations against GTCO are mounting, with corporate clients like Innoson and Stallion Group calling for forensic audits. These businesses are beginning to suspect that their long-standing loyalty has been met with exploitation, as they uncover discrepancies in their accounts. A notable case is billionaire Femi Otedola, whose audit has prompted others to scrutinize their dealings with GTCO, revealing patterns of overcharging and illicit deductions.

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Instead of contributing positively to Nigeria’s economic landscape, GTCO under Agbaje has been accused of engaging in practices that harm the very clients it serves. The bank’s focus appears to be on profit maximization at any cost, raising concerns about its impact on businesses and individuals alike.

As pressure builds, stakeholders are urging the Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Zacch Adedeji, to investigate GTCO’s practices and ensure that the full 35% tax on the reported profits is enforced. However, the call for accountability extends beyond tax collection; there is a growing demand for broader reforms within Nigeria’s banking sector to promote transparency and ethical practices.

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As scrutiny of GTCO intensifies, Agbaje’s claims of financial success are increasingly viewed as a fragile façade, raising questions about the integrity of the banking system as a whole.

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