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Again, LAWMA Partners Lotus Bank to Empower Widows in Lagos

by TheConscience NG
November 8, 2023
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Again, LAWMA Partners Lotus Bank to Empower Widows in Lagos

Again, LAWMA Partners Lotus Bank to Empower Widows in Lagos

No fewer than 300 widows in Lagos benefited from the empowerment programme
organised by the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), in conjunction with LOTUS Bank.

The event, which held at the agency’s Ogudu Zonal Office on Wednesday, had in attendance widows in the employment of LAWMA and other waste service providers in the state.

In his welcome address, the Managing Director/ CEO of LAWMA, Mr. Ibrahim
Odumboni, noted that the administration of Governor Babajide Sanwo Olu prioritised the welfare of widows, adding that the empowerment was achieved with his support.

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This was disclosed in a statement signed by Folashade Kadiri (Mrs.), the agency’s
Director of Public Affairs.

Again, LAWMA Partners Lotus Bank to Empower Widows in Lagos

Again, LAWMA Partners Lotus Bank to Empower Widows in Lagos

According to the statement, the LAWMA Boss said, “This is not the first time we will be doing this, we did it during last year’s Ramadan and by God’s grace,  it is already part of our plans to replicate same, come this year’s Ramadan.  We cherish you a lot, and the governor does not take your welfare lightly.

“Today, we have the partnership of LOTUS Bank, which has joined us in this progressive train, to take care of your financial needs, as you open accounts with them today. Do not forget to exercise your civic responsibilities during the forthcoming elections, vote for the right candidate, we will continue to support you,” he said.

The Managing Director of LOTUS Bank, Kafayat Araoye, represented by the
General Manager, Yemisi Mayagbon, expressed appreciation to the widows
for embracing the bank, promising them a robust collaboration for business loans.

While assuring the women of ease and quicker access to their money, especially with the current money crisis at banks, she assured their constant commitment to women empowerment.

Some of the beneficiaries, Mrs. Tawa Obakoya and Olawunmi Badmus, who received electronic blenders and food items, thanked the organisers for the initiative, promising their continuous support for Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s administration.

Also present at the event were: the Executive Director of LAWMA, Mr. Kunle Adebiyi; Executive Director of LOTUS Bank, Mr. Isiaka Ajani Lawal, Prince Fuad Oloto; LAWMA senior management staff members, among others.

In a related development, Odumboni, at a brief meeting with recyclers and pickers at Olusosun Landfill, described them as the main drivers of the circular economy, urging them to be more committed and supportive of
the Sanwo-Olu’s administration, which has prioritised their welfare and ensured they conducted their businesses in a conducive environment

 

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