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UBA Foundation Kicks Off Yuletide Season, Lights Up Marina

by BUKOLA ARO-LAMBO
2 years ago
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The United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has kicked off the beginning of the yuletide season in a ceremony marked with fireworks and melodious Christmas carols.

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Through its corporate social responsibility arm, UBA Foundation, the bank marked the start of a fun-filled festive season that will bring lots of cheer and touch the lives of its customers and the individuals around the communities where it operates.

The bank celebrated the UBA Foundation Garden Light Up Ceremony and Carol evening on Tuesday, where staff and customers alike joined in to spread hope and sing carols to usher in the Christmas and end of the year season.

At the ceremony, UBA’s group managing director/chief executive officer, Oliver Alawuba, was joined by other management staff to officially light up the Head office and the UBA Foundation Garden, which, according to him, signifies how the bank has been bringing light to the lives of the people and communities around it.

He said: “We are here to officially light up the season and as you know, UBA has been the light in the financial sector on the continent and beyond. Going by our performance, we will continue to ensure that we spread light and joy wherever we go. This is very symbolic for us all, and we want to take time to appreciate the staff and customers who have made us achieve great things this year. At UBA, we are all about spreading love and giving hope.”

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The Light-Up ceremony featured Christmas carols renditions by UBA’s Customer Fulfilment Centre Choir, a fun-filled guided tour around the beautiful UBA Foundation Garden and lots to eat and drink for every-one present.

UBA’s Group head Marketing and Corporate Communications, Alero Ladipo, while talking on the essence of the annual event, said:  “UBA is a bank that values its environment and as an organisation that is corporately responsible, we have taken it upon ourselves to beautify our environment and add colour, especially as the year comes to an end.”

Continuing, she said, “We want to let them know that all lives matter. I hope that as always, we will be able to make many smiles and give a glimmer of hope during a special season like this.”

UBA Foundation, the CSR arm of the UBA Group, is committed to the socio-economic betterment of the communities in which the bank operates, focusing on development in the areas of Education, Environment and Economic Empowerment.


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