For most patient men, life is all about waiting for the right time.
This theory does not isolate
Mohammed Babangida, the son of former military President Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida.
Mohammed Babangida, Chairman, Bank of Agriculture
For many years, the dark-complexioned man has existed in the shadows of his father, serving in his role as his right-hand man.
,With successes recorded in several sectors including oil and gas, banking, security consulting, among others, there is no doubting his ability.
The middle-aged man also knows how to network, as seen during the launch of the Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida (IBB) Presidential Library project, where he was seen hobnobbing with the high and mighty.
While the responsibilities and privileges attached to the role of being the right-hand person of a man like Babangida are ample, associates of the younger Babangida have always yearned to see him come out in a bigger way.
Babangida’s friends received the answer to their yearning recently when President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on July 1, 2025, announced new appointments for some federal agencies, and Babangida was among the names.
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The soft-spoken man got a new role, as he was announced as the Chairman of the revamped
Bank of Agriculture. Initially trailed by reports that he had rejected the appointment, Babangida has since risen above the negative mention as he focuses on the job ahead.
Not a popular face in public office, Babangida still has questions about the possibility of his being able to deliver in his new role.
Babangida, aged 53, is an alumnus of the European University in Montreux, Switzerland, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and a Master’s degree in Public Relations and Business Communication.
He later attended Harvard Business School’s Executive Program on Corporate Governance in 2002.
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