Ego Foundation and Access Holdings Partner to Train Pupils in Lagos for Sustainable Development
Ego Foundation collaborates with Access Holdings PLC to provide training for 100 primary school pupils in Ijora, Lagos, emphasizing long-term impact-driven corporate social responsibility. The program aims to develop early human capital through self-leadership, teamwork, critical thinking, and civic responsibility skills.
This partnership signifies a strategic investment in nation-building by prioritizing sustainable programs over one-time infrastructure donations. Toluwas Olaniyan, the Executive Director of Ego Foundation, highlights the importance of early education interventions for higher long-term social returns and youth empowerment.
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