Access Bank CEO, Roosevelt Ogbonna, is facing backlash after reports emerged that he owns a £15 million mansion in London. The revelation has raised questions among Nigerians, with many criticizing the luxury purchase at a time when the country faces economic hardship. Critics argue that such a display of wealth does not reflect the struggles of the average citizen.

The story has fueled debates about accountability and transparency in the banking sector. Many Nigerians are demanding explanations, stressing that leaders and top executives should lead by example, especially in handling public trust and finances. Ogbonna, however, has not publicly responded to the controversy.

Analysts believe the matter could affect public perception of the bank if not properly addressed. They advise corporate leaders to show restraint in personal spending that might trigger negative reactions, especially in times of financial instability and high poverty levels in Nigeria.