NAMLI – Microfinance · Lagos, December 2026

Two lenses, working together

One asks what a supervisor would challenge. The other asks whether your method and governance can support the answer. The pairing is the product.

Faculty

The two leads

Peter Agidotan
Supervisory lens
Former Assistant Director, AML and CFT Compliance Office, Governors’ Department, Central Bank of Nigeria
Professor Ehi Eric Esoimeme
Methodological lens
Governance and financial crime compliance

How they work

Faculty	Lens	What they test
Peter Agidotan	The supervisory lens, developed through his former role as Assistant Director, AML and CFT Compliance Office, Governors’ Department, Central Bank of Nigeria.	Whether your position, your evidence and your roadmap would withstand serious supervisory challenge.
Professor Ehi Eric Esoimeme	The methodological, governance and financial crime compliance lens.	Whether your enterprise-wide risk assessment, proportionality position, governance logic and implementation choices are defensible.

The boundary

Bring your institution’s own position to both lenses in Lagos, 8–10 December 2026.

NAMLI – Microfinance

What You Build
Every module produces something your institution takes away and owns. Nothing is assigned as homework and nothing is delivered as slideware.
Participation
General attendance does not replace institution-level preparation. Admission is based on an executive sponsor, a defined institutional problem, completed pre-work and the authority to make implementation decisions.
Sponsorship
Several hundred Nigerian microfinance banks face a March 2028 compliance deadline and cannot individually fund readiness work. A sponsored cohort brings twenty-five institutions into one room and produces a documented position for each.
Contact
Tell us your institution, your executive sponsor and the problem you want the clinic to work on. We respond within one working day.