The management of Fidelity Bank PLC has kindly given 500 food boxes to ladies, widows, kids, and the underprivileged in the Kasua Dere Gwagwalada Area Council in Abuja.
The Fidelity Food Packs program is a vital component of the bank's corporate social responsibility initiatives, as stated by Babatunde Awotayo, branch leader of the Fidelity Bank corporate social responsibility team, during the distribution event termed "Fidelity Bank CSR Donation."
According to him, the effort attempts to lessen the effects of hunger on marginalized populations, a problem made worse by the country's existing lack of food security.
According to him, the effort attempts to lessen the effects of hunger on marginalized populations, a problem made worse by the country's existing lack of food security.
“I believe this initiative is a godsend, as you can see the number of people here to collect these food packs that we are distributing. This is a critical period in Nigeria, where many people cannot even feed themselves. This effort will make a significant impact on the lives of people in Gwagwalada,” Awotayo said.
Awotayo encouraged wealthy people and corporate entities to follow the bank's lead and distribute aid supplies to reduce hunger and poverty throughout the nation.
He mentioned that the bank regularly contributes 10,000 food packets a month to a number of partners that identify underprivileged areas all throughout the nation.
Additionally, Hauwa Majida Abass, the Food Ambassador for Fidelity Bank's Northern region, expressed her happiness with the program's success. The campaign was started during last year's season of fasting.
According to her, Fidelity Bank has continuously contributed to the cause by giving away about 1500 meals a year.
The outreach campaign, according to her, covered a wide range of areas, including sections of Abuja, Zamfara, Kebbi, Gombe, Bauchi, Jigawa, Kaduna, and Zaria.
She underlined the continued commitment to carry out such allocations each month, underscoring the persisting problem of hunger in the nation.
He mentioned that the bank regularly contributes 10,000 food packets a month to a number of partners that identify underprivileged areas all throughout the nation.
Additionally, Hauwa Majida Abass, the Food Ambassador for Fidelity Bank's Northern region, expressed her happiness with the program's success. The campaign was started during last year's season of fasting.
According to her, Fidelity Bank has continuously contributed to the cause by giving away about 1500 meals a year.
The outreach campaign, according to her, covered a wide range of areas, including sections of Abuja, Zamfara, Kebbi, Gombe, Bauchi, Jigawa, Kaduna, and Zaria.
She underlined the continued commitment to carry out such allocations each month, underscoring the persisting problem of hunger in the nation.
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