FirstBank once again demonstrated its commitment to community development and child-centered initiatives through its support for the recently concluded Children’s Day Celebration held at Caverton Jetty, Badore, Lagos.
The colourful event brought together schools, parents, children, and stakeholders across Eti-Osa for a fun-filled celebration featuring cultural displays, games, entertainment, educational activities, and exciting giveaways.
According to the Event Coordinator, Moses Nwanze, FirstBank has consistently sponsored the event for four consecutive editions, demonstrating remarkable dedication towards supporting children and community-focused initiatives.
A team of FirstBank staff, led by Oreoluwa O. Akeju of Sponsorships, Partnerships, Events & Collaboration Support, Marketing & Corporate Communications, represented the bank at the event and contributed significantly to the success of the celebration.
Speaking after the event, the organizers expressed deep appreciation to FirstBank for its unwavering support and longstanding partnership.
“FirstBank’s continuous support over the years has added tremendous value to this celebration and brought joy to hundreds of children and families. Their commitment to community impact remains highly commendable,” Moses Nwanze stated.
The organizers reaffirmed their commitment to sustaining the annual Children’s Day Celebration and strengthening collaborations with supportive organizations such as FirstBank to continue creating memorable experiences for children within the community.
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