Since Mariam Olusanya assumed the role of Managing Director (MD) in 2021, GTBank has maintained a notably quiet stance when it comes to addressing customer complaints. In fact, Olusanya has not made any public appearances or issued any official statements during her tenure. This lack of communication has left many customers feeling neglected and confused.
Industry experts have suggested that Olusanya’s silence could be attributed to the overbearing presence of Segun Agbaje, the Group CEO, who continues to dominate public events and media coverage, often overshadowing the MD. Despite Olusanya being regarded as highly capable, rumors indicate that Agbaje’s leadership style may be pushing her out of the spotlight.
The silence from the bank’s leadership has extended to its customer service department, with many customers complaining about poor service and lack of transparency. Reports from GTBank account holders describe a snobbish attitude from the bank’s staff, who have failed to resolve critical issues such as missing funds and frivolous account deductions.
In addition, GTBank has been accused of misleading customers about the status of their system upgrade, assuring clients that the process was nearing completion, while many customers still report their savings being trapped weeks after the supposed improvements began.
The absence of a clear statement from Mariam Olusanya and the overall communication failure from GTBank has led to widespread public outcry. Customers have taken to social media and online forums to share their experiences, calling on the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to investigate the bank’s handling of customer funds and complaints.
With no sign of action from the bank’s leadership, customers are urging regulatory bodies to intervene and ensure consumer protection and accountability in the banking sector.
In summary, GTBank is facing mounting dissatisfaction from customers due to poor customer service, disappearing deposits, and questionable deductions. The bank’s leadership, particularly Mariam Olusanya, has remained silent, which has only added to the frustration. As the situation worsens, many Nigerians are calling for stronger oversight from the CBN and the FCCPC to protect consumers and restore trust in the financial institution
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