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NDIC CEO, Bello Hassan at 15th Islamic Finance Summit in Saudi Arabia

Dr. Ibrahim Alghofaily, MD, Arriyada Centre, Jeddah (Left) in a chat with Bello Hassan, MD/CE NDIC (right); Hassan Usman, MD, Jaiz Bank; (2nd right) and Dr Bashir Aliyu Umar, Special Adviser to the CBN on Islamic Finance BN at the 15th Islamic Financial Service Board Summit in Saudi Arabia

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