Union Bank of Nigeria has partnered with Nigerian Breweries, makers of Maltina, as the official financial sponsor of the 10th-anniversary edition of the Maltina Teacher of the Year Award, reports fasnewsng.com.

This collaboration is part of Union Bank’s ongoing commitment to improving Nigerian education through strategic partnerships and initiatives like Edu360.

This year’s award, themed “A Decade of Inspiring Excellence in Teaching,” underscores the importance of education and celebrates exceptional educators who have made significant impacts on students. As part of its corporate strategy, Union Bank aims to enhance access, quality, and learning outcomes across Nigerian education, aligning its efforts with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG 4) on Quality Education.Union Bank
Speaking on the bank’s involvement, Olufunmilola Aluko, Chief Brand and Marketing Officer of Union Bank, said, “Union Bank is delighted to partner with a laudable initiative like the Maltina Teacher of the Year, which seeks to spotlight and acknowledge incredible educators who have positively shaped the minds of Nigerian students. This collaboration closely aligns with our aim of improving the standard of education while ensuring equal access for every child, regardless of gender.”
The Maltina Teacher of the Year Award, launched in 2015, aims to recognize educators who have positively influenced their students and contributed to the education sector in Nigeria. The partnership is another testament to Union Bank’s commitment to supporting and enhancing educational outcomes as part of its corporate social responsibility.
Edu360, Union Bank’s educational assistance platform, aims to invest in the sector by building teachers’ capacity and fostering collaborations among educators, parents, and other stakeholders. Through initiatives like Edu360 and partnerships such as the Maltina Teacher of the Year, the Bank remains devoted to improving the quality of education for Nigerian youngsters, investing in a brighter future for the nation.
By Augustine Idoje
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