The Nation Newspaper Stanbic IBTC lifts schools in A/Ibom, Ekiti, Sokoto, others
and a member of the Standard Bank Group, took a step towards enhancing education and fostering sustainable development in communities across Nigeria. The Group announced that it adopted four schools under its Adopt-a-School programme.
Dr. Demola Sogunle, CEO of Stanbic IBTC, underscored the strategic importance of the initiative, stating that our commitment to adopting these schools reflects our dedication to implementing Environmental, Social, and Governance strategies as part of our core business practices. We believe in promoting sustainability and making a positive impact on communities.
Furthermore, Stanbic IBTC created an inclusive and supportive educational ecosystem through the provision of 10-seater workstations and the renovation of toilet blocks, ensuring provision of required resources for the students.
Dr. Sogunle concluded by reiterating Stanbic IBTC’s commitment to responsible corporate citizenship, “Our goal is to make a lasting positive impact on communities through our initiatives and enabling sustainable and thriving environments for generations to come.”
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