In a significant move to bolster foundational learning, UAC of Nigeria Plc has successfully concluded its 2025 Annual Book Donation Drive, marking a continued investment in the future of young Nigerians.
Expanding Reach for Greater Impact
Building directly on the success of the previous year's initiative, the 2025 programme expanded its support to pupils from both the Anglican Girls Seminary School and Christ Church Cathedral Primary School on Lagos Island. This initiative is a core component of the company's ambitious Goal 2030 Social Commitment, which focuses on empowering young learners by providing critical access to learning tools and essential welfare support.
Leadership Reaffirms Commitment to National Development
Speaking at the recent handover ceremony in Lagos, the Chief Operating Officer of UAC of Nigeria Plc, Queenette Durosinmi-Etti, powerfully articulated the company's philosophy. She reaffirmed that education is a cornerstone of national development.
"Early childhood education remains one of the most powerful tools for building a sustainable future," Durosinmi-Etti stated. "Through the UAC Book Donation Drive, we are not only providing children with essential learning materials but also supporting their overall well-being." She further emphasized that their ultimate goal is to nurture a generation of confident and capable young Nigerians by ensuring they have the necessary support and opportunities to fully realize their potential.
A Holistic Approach to Education
This corporate social responsibility programme goes beyond simply handing out books. UAC's integrated strategy focuses on three key pillars:
- Providing pupils in its local communities with essential educational materials.
- Rewarding academic excellence to encourage and motivate learners.
- Promoting the overall well-being of students for holistic development.
By addressing these interconnected areas, UAC of Nigeria Plc is making a tangible difference in the educational landscape of its host communities, laying a stronger foundation for the leaders of tomorrow.
