NOVA Merchant Bank on Monday announced a donation of various relief materials to the vulnerable sector in Lagos.
This was in response to the fight against the Coronavirus Disease pandemic.
The provision, the Bank said, will support the drive to limit the spread of COVID-19 in Nigeria.
Beneficiaries of this intervention include Pacelli School of the Blind, Surulere, Lagos; Vigilant Heart Orphanage, Lekki, Lagos; Heritage Home Foundation, Ikota, Lagos; and Old Peoples Home, Yaba, Lagos.
Handing over the items, Omolara Abiola, Head Brand Marketing and Corporate Communications, on behalf of the Board expressed the bank’s commitment to the fight against COVID-19.
“COVID-19 is a global pandemic and it is our responsibility to protect our communities by taking deliberate steps to limit the spread of this virus,” Abiola said.
NOVA Merchant Bank Group Chairman, Phillips Oduoza, who spoke on the bank’s CSR efforts, said: “Communities around us should benefit from our presence especially at times like this. Even though we are a relatively new Bank, we believe in supporting the society as this gesture is to complement the efforts of government in providing relief to Nigerians.
“I would also like to use this opportunity to commend the government for its deliberate response to limit the spread of the scourge and will like to call on other corporate organizations and highly placed Nigerians to join the government in the fight against COVID-19.”
NOVA Merchant Bank offers an integrated suite of financial solutions covering Wholesale Banking, Investment Banking, Asset Management, Wealth Management, Trade Services, Transaction Banking, Cash Management and Digital Banking.
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