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Polaris Bank, NCF Take Tree Planting Initiative To Kano

by Olushola Bello
10 months ago
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Polaris Bank Limited in partnership with the Nigeria Conservation Foundation (NCF) has taken its tree planting initiative aimed at nationwide land restoration to Kano State.

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The commemorative tree planting activity was held at Ajingi Community Reserve, Kunkurawa, Kano on August 30, 2024. Recall that the Bank’s tree planting scheme commenced commemorating World Environment Day in June with the theme; ‘Land Restoration, Desertification, and Drought Resilience’. The initiative took off at the Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), Ijagun, Ijebu Ode, Ogun State.

Divisional head, North, Polaris Bank, Mahmud Kawu, representing the MD/CEO, Mr. Omokayode Lawal expressed the Bank’s unwavering commitment to the tree-planting initiative, highlighting how deeply it aligns with their values and dedication to a greener future.

“At Polaris Bank, sustainability is more than a catchphrase; it’s the core of who we are. We are on a dedicated journey to uphold this ethos with conviction. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in every aspect of our operations, from promoting responsible banking and empowering communities to tackling environmental challenges and driving economic growth.

“We ensure that every decision we make, from investments to day-to-day operations, is rooted in strong Environmental, Social, and Governance principles (ESG),” he said.

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Kawu explained that “the partnership between the Bank and the NCF is borne out of its conviction to the Foundation’s dedication to encouraging sustainable economic growth and appreciating the importance of environmental preservation. He also encouraged residents to be key to the scheme to bring about sustainable environmental preservation.

“Today’s tree planting Initiative at  Ajingi Community Reserve, Kunkurawa in collaboration with the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) is a testament to our commitment to environmental sustainability. The NCF, a renowned non-governmental organisation dedicated to sustainable development and nature conservation in Nigeria. Polaris Bank shares its dedication to encouraging sustainable economic growth and appreciating the importance of environmental preservation.

“This project aligns perfectly with the theme of the World Environment Day and in addition to reducing carbon footprints and enhancing our natural ecosystem, it aims to raise public awareness about the importance of environmental preservation.”

He highlighted the benefits of the Bank’s tree-planting initiative to include the restoration of degraded areas, prevention of soil erosion amongst others, saying that “the benefits of our tree-planting initiative cannot be overemphasised. It contributes significantly to the restoration of degraded areas, the prevention of soil erosion, and the enhancement of the biodiversity of the area.

“Additionally, by absorbing CO2 and helping to regulate the climate, trees play a crucial role in reducing overall carbon footprints. In conclusion, the tree-planting project is a testament to Polaris Bank’s dedication to environmental stewardship and community well-being, promoting a greener future through corporate responsibility.”

 

 


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