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Fidelity Bank Aims to Shoot up Quality Education in Kano State

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Towards supporting the delivery of quality education in the country, leading financial institution, Fidelity Bank Plc, has donated several learning materials to the Asmau Dambatta Foundation.

The Non-Executive Director of Fidelity Bank Plc, Alhaji Isa Inuwa, disclosed this in a statement at a brief event put together to commemorate the donation in Kano State.

The statements read that the donated items include 1,500 pieces of female uniforms, 1,500 pieces of hijabs, 1,000 pieces of male uniforms, 5,000 pieces of 60 leaves notebooks and 100 double seater desks.

“At Fidelity Bank, we believe that our success as an organization is intimately tied to the fortunes of our host communities. This informs our numerous Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) interventions across the country where we work to ensure the standard of living of the communities are improved.

“For us, CSR goes beyond philanthropy to also include sustainability as we aim to empower the next generation to take on the challenges and opportunities that may come their way. What better way to do this than to help them study in a conducive environment? That is why we are donating learning materials ranging from school uniforms to classroom desks to the Asmau Dambatta Foundation today.”

“That is why we are donating learning materials ranging from school uniforms to classroom desks to the Asmau Dambatta Foundation today,” he concluded.

Receiving the educational materials, a trustee of the foundation, Alhaji Balarabe Bala,  expressed his gratitude to the bank’s management and assured the guests that the materials would be used judiciously, especially by the indigent students and community schools who were in dire need of such items.

Despite the fall in stocks of banks in 2022, Fidelity Bank have joined other top banks in ensuring that CSR is still a top priority for them to give back to the society.

The bank was recently recognized as the Best SME Bank Nigeria 2022 by the Global Banking & Finance Awards.

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