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CSR: Coronation Insurance donates to schools in Lagos

Joseph Inokotong
December 23, 2024
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CORONATION Insurance has initiated two Impactful actions to reaffirm its commitment to community development.

These were the donation of school supplies to St. George’s Boys School, Ikoyi and the renovation of the Transforming Lives and Communities Initiative (TLCI) Library in Ajegunle all in Lagos State.

The Insurer said the projects, undertaken as part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, reflected Coronation Insurance’s dedication to fostering education and uplifting communities.

St. George’s Boys School received support from Coronation Insurance to enhance the students’ learning environment.

The management said this initiative focused on providing new school uniforms and sportswear, aimed at restoring dignity and pride to the students while offering financial relief to their parents.

Teachers were also recognised with gifts, highlighting Coronation’s appreciation for their tireless efforts in shaping the lives of the young learners during the handover event.

Speaking at the event, The representative of Coronation Insurance remarked, “Our goal is to improve the lives of students and teachers in our host communities. This initiative is more than just a donation; it’s about making a meaningful impact and fostering a stronger sense of community.”

The Insurer added that the initiative goes beyond material contributions, as it created a platform for stronger community engagement and dialogue, stressing that Coronation’s support underscores its commitment to education as a cornerstone for national development.

The management noted that at Ajegunle, Coronation Insurance extended its CSR efforts by supporting the renovation of the Transforming Lives and Communities Initiative (TLCI) Library, a vital community resource promoting literacy and learning.

The project, it explained, included the provision of new reading chairs, tables, and bookshelves to create a more conducive learning environment.

The Insurer highlighted that the renovation aimed to encourage a reading culture among children, provide a safe alternative to street life, and foster personal growth.

The Coronation representative stated, “We believe in empowering communities by addressing critical needs like education.

The TLCI Library is a beacon of hope for Ajegunle, and we are proud to be part of its transformation.”

A library user shared his thoughts, “This library feels like a new world for us. It gives us a reason to stay focused and dream big.”

According to the firm, both initiatives exemplify Coronation Insurance’s dedication to addressing societal challenges through sustainable CSR efforts.

It reiterated that by investing in education, the company is laying the foundation for a brighter future, empowering young minds, and strengthening its relationship with host communities.

The principal of St. George’s Boys School expressed gratitude to Coronation Insurance, saying, “We are deeply thankful to Coronation Insurance for this thoughtful gesture. These contributions will significantly enhance the learning experience for our students.”

Also, TLCI Library representatives lauded the project as a transformative step toward improving literacy in Ajegunle.

Again, the firm said Coronation Insurance remains steadfast in its mission to drive meaningful change through education-focused initiatives, recognising the pivotal role of learning in nation-building.

It added that “These projects are more than milestones; they represent the company’s unwavering promise to uplift communities and empower the next generation”.

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