While assuring that the telco will always do its part to always make an impact in making sure that the organisation
A Nigerian telco, Itel Nigeria Ltd. has said that it had identified Nigeria’s educational system as a sector that needed much support from it through corporate social responsibility which is also a way of giving back to the society.
The telco organisation disclosed this at the distribution exercise of learning materials to pupils and students at Dagbana School, a suburb of Abuja Municipal Area Council with over 700 bags, sandals, books, and a mobile Library, on Friday. Speaking during the distribution, the head of Itel’s Corporate Social Responsibility Unit, Partnerships and Events, Taiwo Ogunpaimo, to mark the 2023 Children’s Day celebration also stated that Itel as a socially responsible brand has put up the Day which is an annual event because children are the champions of tomorrow.
Ogunpaimo noted that “We have identified that the educational system in Nigeria needs as much support as it can get and Itel has taken that responsibility to give back to the society through education. “Children are people we identify with, this is our way of giving back to society. So, Itel as a socially responsible brand has put up a children’s day CSR for the children to celebrate 2023 Children’s Day with them right here in Abuja. This is not the first time we do CSR, every time every year but Children’s Day is a bit particular because children are the champions of tomorrow.
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