Many people demonstrated their love in line with the expectation of the season by buying flowers and candy. But for a few others, it was a time to show love to those who ordinarily would receive no attention on that special day.
The Access Women Network of Access Bank Plc.,
chose to be one of the few who did something different this year. The group,
also known as AWN, consists of all female staff members of Access Bank. They
reached out to orphans across the country in a most ground-breaking method with
an initiative tagged ‘Love a Child’.
Leveraging on their rich network of branches
across the country, staff of Access Bank Plc. paid a visit to over 200
orphanage homes in Nigeria bearing gifts of different kinds to put a smile on
the faces of the children. The gift items included foodstuff, educational
materials, clothing, household items and playthings donated by members of
staff.
More than the tangible items, the children were
elated to have new friends over – reading and playing with them.
Taking a poll from staff of the Bank, many
admitted that being with their loved ones on that day was a priority for them
but the opportunity to be a light in the life of a child was not one to be
disregarded. As one of the ideators said “We cannot be too busy to forget the
needs of those who through no fault of theirs are less privileged. We want to
make a difference in the lives of these children; when they grow
up as great citizens of this country, we will all be better for it.”
This gesture is not only laudable but should be emulated across
the country both by individuals and other corporate bodies. This is a true
color of love and a fine expression for the Valentine’s season.
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13 comments:
* it's well*
Nice one. They tried
LIB ADDICT#just passing#
I feel for the motherless children,
I have been doing that
~Make I go drink one bottle of beer~
Good one...
I'm not a robot
Nice.
#FINEST
Ok
I will join dese guys
...merited happiness
Nice one
That's great
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Awwwww! God bless dem. Linda take note!
Kk seen
#spritual
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