We all know that the economic situation has contributed to an increase in households with limited access to health and sanitation, proper nutrition, education, and a safe living environment,” Igaezuma stated, speaking on behalf of Dr. Oyelola Oyekemi, Sustainability Manager of Dangote Cement.
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Dangote Cement acknowledges during this year’s Sustainability Week that children and families in squatter communities frequently face adversity. Our society’s expanding population has also led to a shortage of jobs, which has an impact on many homes.
“These obstacles limit not only adults’ but also children’s potential to become responsible citizens who will change Nigeria in the future, even though some of you are small business owners, others are in between jobs, and many of you lack the skills to help them get the jobs,” Okoroba continued. Dangote Cement does this charitable outreach in order to promote a more sustainable community, she said.
If the private sector helps the government achieve its goals, we think your hopes and ambitions for better health and sanitation, healthy food, education, and clothing will come true.
In addition to making gifts, our visit today seeks to support the UN Sustainable Goals by laying the groundwork for long-term developmental effects. The objectives are as follows: Objective 1: No Poverty; Objective 2: No Hunger; and Objective 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities. She asserts that support for these objectives will result in a more secure and caring atmosphere that fosters family well-being and sustainable communities.
Given the current economic difficulty in the nation, Mr. Kinyomi Olaniewaja, the chairman of the Omojuwa Estate Community Development Association (CDA), characterized the initiative as relevant and beneficial to the community. He praised Dangote Cement for the kind gesture, pointing out that it was the first time the community would see such a humanitarian effort. Additionally, in his remarks, Alhaji Mamuda Ibrahim, the Grand Patron of Isokan Ifesowapo CDA, praised Dangote Cement’s management for their efforts to support the weak.
Then, he urged other organizations to follow Dangote Cement’s example and help the underprivileged, particularly at noteworthy events like the festivities of Sustainability Week.
