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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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.
The donation, done on Friday, it is believed would in no small measure help to boost the worthy initiative of the organisation, which is at the forefront of eradicating malnutrition in the country.
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 workshop, which had its maiden edition at Oregun Junior High School, Ikeja, Lagos State last year, is aimed at exposing students to relevant information they require to make the right career choice.
The award ceremony, which was held in Lagos, brought together the company’s employees, relatives and distributors from different parts of the country.
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