9ijakid and Access Bank Boost Financial Literacy for Students

9ijakid and Access Bank collaborated to enhance financial literacy among students during Global Money Week. The campaign, themed "Smart Money," aims to empower young people by encouraging open discussions about finances and helping them overcome money-related anxieties.
The initiative targets over 100 schools across 10 states in Nigeria, training 100 teachers to deliver relevant financial knowledge through engaging lessons. Titi Adewusi, co-founder of 9ijakid, stated that the campaign aligns with their broader mission to make financial education engaging and practical for children.
The program emphasizes the importance of financial literacy as a life skill, not just an adult topic, and aims to shift mindsets about financial intelligence from an early age. The initiative also includes interactive sessions to help students understand the value of money management in their daily lives, ultimately influencing smart financial decisions.
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