Promasidor Nigeria Limited has provided succour to more than 60 parents of children with disabilities through its low-interest microcredit scheme, christened: “We Too Can Grow,” in advancement of its corporate social responsibility policy.
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In reaching that stage, Ngozi Nworu, a student of Bishop Otubelu Juniorate, Enugu, Enugu State, raised the expectation of the SouthEast region to challenge for the ultimate prize with the South West and South South regions, which have multiple representatives in the semifinals.
In an exciting preliminary senior category group E, Ekoko of the Ambassadors College, Ota, Ogun State, and Luke Nyamali from Federal Science and Technical College, Uromi, Edo State, breasted the semi-final tape of the competition.
The scheme, tagged: “We Too Can Grow,” takes off with a grant from Promasidor, manufacturers of Cowbell Milk, Top Tea, Onga seasoning and other quality food products.
This was the submission of Chiedozie Uzochukwu of Nigerian Tulip International College, Abuja, Federal Capital Territory.
This was the submission of Israel Adegboyega, a participant in the ongoing 2018 Cowbellpedia Secondary School Mathematics Television Quiz Show, sponsored by Cowbell Milk, the flagship brand from Promasidor Nigeria Limited.
It is obligatory for Muslims to fast during the holy month of Ramadan in the Islamic calendar (Hijrah), an act that is the fourth pillar of Islam.
Speaking at the second edition of Promasidor Harness Your Dream programme, organised by the makers of Cowbell, Milk, Loya Milk, Onga, Top Tea and other quality brands, the Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Modupe Mujota, called on other corporate organisations to emulate Promasidor since education and youth development are collective responsibilities of the government and the populace in line with public and private partnership policy.
The award ceremony, which was held in Lagos, brought together the company’s employees, relatives and distributors from different parts of the country.
At that same main bowl of the National Stadium, Lagos, where Samuel Okwaraji slumped and died while in the colours of the Super Eagles of Nigeria, Cowbell Football Academy remembered the national hero exactly 28 years after.
The Award, under MAN’s Total Compliance Inspection Competition initiative, is aimed at encouraging members’ adherence to environmental regulations and standards and to also improve their environmental friendliness