The bank disclosed this in a statement where it underscored its dedication to promoting youth development, health, and sportsmanship across Nigeria.
Punch reports that the NIMSA Games began on Saturday with student registration bringing together medical students from various institutions nationwide.
The event aims to foster friendly competition while emphasising teamwork and physical wellness among future healthcare professionals.
The Managing Director of Lotus Bank, Kafilat Araoye, highlighted the importance of encouraging a healthy lifestyle for medical students, ThisDay reports.
Araoye said:
She also reflected on Lotus Bank’s recent sponsorship of the Federation of African Student Universities Games, where students from across the continent came together to compete and celebrate their diverse cultures.
In addition to supporting the NIMSA Games, Lotus Bank said it recently concluded the Lotus Bank Abeokuta Marathon, which attracted participants from both local and international backgrounds.
The event aimed to promote health, wellness, and community engagement, further solidifying the bank’s commitment to fostering a healthy and active society.
Through these initiatives, Lotus Bank said it aims to continue to demonstrate its dedication to community development, youth empowerment, and promoting a balanced, health-conscious lifestyle.
TimesNow.com.ng earlier reported that the Central Bank of Nigeria approved the operation of the Islamic banking model in the country.m
The banks are distinct from traditional commercial banks as they offer interest-free loans to MSMEs and individuals.
The non-interest banking approach in Nigeria allows customers to earn profits from their savings.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
