In a demonstration of its commitment to community impact, Access Bank Plc’s Digital & Centralised Operations Group has partnered with five primary healthcare centres (PHCs) in Eti-Osa East Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Lagos State, to enhance access to quality healthcare.

This initiative, part of the Bank’s Employee Volunteering Program, addressed critical gaps in medical supplies, equipment, and healthcare delivery in the area.
After conducting thorough assessments of the PHCs, the Bank’s employees provided essential medical equipment, organized wellness symposiums, and facilitated financial literacy training for medical personnel. These efforts aim to bolster healthcare delivery and empower healthcare workers to manage resources effectively.

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Speaking on the initiative, the Group Head, Digital & Centralised Operations at Access Bank Plc, Oluseyi Adenmosun, represented by his deputy, Lynda Ifeanyi-Anyanwu, reiterated the Bank’s commitment to community welfare:
“At Access, we believe in building stronger communities through initiatives that go beyond traditional banking activities. Leveraging the collective strength of our employees, we can directly impact critical areas like healthcare. By equipping these primary healthcare centres and educating staff on financial management, we aim to improve healthcare delivery and foster long-term community empowerment.”
The wellness symposiums provided insights into preventive care and holistic health approaches, while the financial literacy sessions equipped healthcare workers with practical resource management skills.
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Dr. Oyebanji Elegushi, the Medical Officer of Health for Eti-Osa East LCDA, expressed the community’s gratitude: “This partnership with Access Bank is a welcome relief for our healthcare facilities. The new medical equipment and knowledge shared will make a lasting difference. We are now better equipped to treat more patients and promote healthier lifestyles.”
The initiative saw representation from the Lagos State Government and the Health Commission, including Dr. Mosurat Adeleke, Permanent Secretary for District 3; Dr. Adenike Oguntuase, Director Medical Sciences District 3; and Hon. John Campus Ogindare, Executive Chairman of Eti-Osa East LCDA.
Access Bank continues to lead in sustainability and community development across Africa, earning accolades such as “Best Bank for ESG” at the 2024 Euromoney Awards and “Sustainable Bank of the Year, Africa” at the 2024 Pan-Finance Awards.Access Bank
As part of Access Holdings Plc, the Bank’s growth strategy integrates sustainable practices, focusing on profitable, environmentally responsible, and socially impactful operations. Through initiatives like this, Access Bank underscores its dedication to helping communities achieve more.
By Augustine Idoje
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