Access Bank

Access Bank is convening the Africa Trade Conference (ATC 2026) to accelerate Africa's integration into global trade and drive the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). This initiative enhances Access Bank's reputation as a key facilitator of cross-border trade and financial inclusion in Africa.

Access Bank launched the Zero-Fee Outbound Campaign to drive adoption of the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) through its Access Africa platform. This initiative is expected to enhance its market position in cross-border payments and deepen financial integration across Africa.

An official from Access Bank, Olomotane Egoro, testified as the seventh prosecution witness, providing details about cash inflows from Nigeria===Kogi State local government areas into accounts linked to Fazab Business Enterprise and E-Traders International Ltd., and subsequent withdrawals.

Access Bank is mentioned as the financial institution where an alleged N5 million bribe was deposited into Aliyu Lawal Jari's account.

Access Bank Plc is mentioned as the domicile for the account linked to Altech Engineering Services, through which Oche Jerry Ogbole-Inalegwu allegedly received fraudulent payments from China Civil Engineering Construction Company (CCECC). The bank's involvement is as a financial intermediary, not as a party to the fraud.