Kindly share this postRoosevelt Ogbonna, chief executive officer of Access Bank Plc, has reportedly bought a mansion for £15 million ($20 million) on a street in London’s Hampstead neighbourhood nicknamed Billionaires’ Row, marking a rare transaction in the city’s beleaguered luxury housing market. A report on Wednesday by Bloomberg said Ogbonna, who has been the boss of Nigeria’s largest bank by assets for over three years, purchased the sprawling mansion in August, according to a UK filing. A representative for Ogbonna, who’s one of Nigeria’s well-known bankers, didn’t respond to a request for comment. Ogbonna leads Access Bank, which is on an ambitious five-year growth plan that seeks to double the share of assets outside its home market by 2027. The banker resigned as a non-executive director of the lender’s parent company, Access Holdings Plc, in August, but remains CEO of the bank.