FBNBank Ghana Ltd., a subsidiary of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, has donated an amount of GH¢20,000 to support Rotary Ghana, the Ghana National Polio Plus Committee and selected Rotary Clubs mostly in the Ashanti region in the fight against Polio in Ghana. This is to help Rotary and its partners roll out a polio immunization exercise for children between zero (0) months to infants of up to fifty-nine (59) months. Even though Africa has now been declared polio free, there remains work to be done to ensure polio stays out.
Making the presentation to mark the International Polio Day celebration in Kumasi, Managing Director of FBNBank Ghana, Victor Yaw Asante emphasized the bank’s commitment to promote the health and wellbeing of children. ‘‘FBNBank Ghana, a bank that continually strives for excellence, drives the financial industry through offering of innovative solutions to our customers, opportunities for our employees and support the communities in which the bank operates finds it important to partner with Rotary International to tackle head-on, and eradicate Polio in Ghana and beyond. He said he is optimistic that the bank’s support to Rotary in the fight against polio will go a long way in changing the world and ensure that the gains achieved over the years are sustained.’’
Victor Yaw Asante urged Rotary and its partners not to relent in this fight against polio. He commended the efforts of Rotary and its partners on the huge amount of work it has done to make Africa polio free.
He underscored the need for all benevolent entities to come join in supporting the fight against Polio. “We hope by this gesture, other well-meaning players in corporate Ghana will also support the drive to completely eradicate Polio” he added.
About FBNBank Ghana
FBNBank Ghana Limited is a member of First Bank of Nigeria Limited Group. FBNBank Ghana Limited (FBNBank), a subsidiary of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, has 21 footprints in Ghana with over 400 staff and offers universal banking services to individuals and businesses. FBNBank Ghana Limited was formerly International Commercial Bank (ICB) and has been in the business of banking for 24 years in this country. FBNBank Ghana is part of the trade hub that has grown economies for over 125 years across Africa, Europe and China.
Nana Yaa Siriboe of Ghana National Polio Plus Committee receiving the cheque from Mr. Victor Yaw Asante, FBNBank Ghana MD/CEO. Looking on are Philip Afari and Isaac V. Asante-Kwatia of FBNBank Ghana
