Prominent football philanthropist and seasoned administrator Rodney Michael has commended RCBank as one of the most efficient and reliable financial institutions in Sierra Leone.
In a recent Twitter post, Michael acknowledged that while he does business with multiple banks, RCBank has significantly transformed over the past decade, setting a high standard for efficiency and reliability. He urged other Sierra Leonean-owned banks and businesses to follow suit.
“In Sierra Leone today, @rokel_bank has been transformed into arguably the best in the country. I have limited business with them, but they impress me every day. They are the first bank I recommend to everyone without hesitation. @julius_maadabio should be proud of his appointees,” Michael stated.
Reflecting on RCBank’s journey, he recalled that a decade ago, the bank was struggling, and many feared it was on the brink of collapse. However, through strong leadership and strategic reforms, RCBank has emerged as one of the most resilient financial institutions in the country.
“A decade ago, @rokel_bank was feared, and many predicted its bankruptcy or collapse. Today, it stands as one of the strongest banks in Sierra Leone. Such transformation must be acknowledged and respected by all well-meaning Sierra Leoneans. It serves as proof that we can achieve greatness through dedication and sound management.”
Beyond traditional banking services, RCBank has also established itself as a leader in digital payment solutions. It was among the first banks to integrate the instant payment feature of the National Switch—an initiative led by the Bank of Sierra Leone to modernize financial transactions. This advancement is expected to enhance efficiency and accelerate the country’s digital banking evolution.
As a former Chairman of Mighty Blackpool Club and Bo District Football Association (BDFA), Rodney Michael remains optimistic about RCBank’s future.
He envisions the bank continuing to expand its market influence while maintaining its reputation for excellence and innovation in Sierra Leone’s financial sector.