The commisioner said, “We were at Obalende sometime in 2024, towards the end of the year, to assess and clean out and clear out Obalende.”
The circular read in part, “All executive principals are directed to take off the grasses and clean up their schools ahead of resumption.’’
Mr Ezeokafor appreciated Fidelity bank for providing food palliative to the needy in society.
The donated materials included reflective jackets and raincoats among others.
Unanimously, the shareholders approved a dividend payout of N30 per share to all investors, totalling N502.6 billion.
She said the foundation had been supporting schools through various programmes.including quiz competitions.
The nation’s foremost banker thanked the government for creating an environment enabling the initiative.
The initiative took off in Abuja on Saturday with the minister, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, convening the launch at the medium-security prison, Kuje.
The federal government has approved the first-ever Nigeria investment policy (NInP) for implementation.
The minister said the board has continued to serve as a model for public agencies in vision, devotion, transparency and efficiency.
