Nigerian Breweries Plc has said it is committed to using the Felix Ohiwerei Educational Trust Fund to develop and raise the standard of education across the country.
The commitment was made when its Managing Director/CEO, Jordi Borrut Bel, spoke at the inauguration of a block of classrooms, library and conveniences to Government Day Secondary School, Karu, Abuja in honour of the 2018 Maltina Teachers of the Year winner.
The Managing Director, who was represented by the Head Public Relations, Nigerian Breweries Plc, Vivian Ikem, said: “Through the fund we have also renovated and donated facilities and equipment to tertiary institutions around the nation as well as granted scholarships to deserving students in tertiary institutions.”
The company said that the fund has enabled it impact 35,000 students across the country, building over 400 classrooms and about 35 libraries equipped with furniture and books in both primary and secondary schools across 74 communities in Nigeria.
The commitment was made when its Managing Director/CEO, Jordi Borrut Bel, spoke at the inauguration of a block of classrooms, library and conveniences to Government Day Secondary School, Karu, Abuja in honour of the 2018 Maltina Teachers of the Year winner.
The Managing Director, who was represented by the Head Public Relations, Nigerian Breweries Plc, Vivian Ikem, said: “Through the fund we have also renovated and donated facilities and equipment to tertiary institutions around the nation as well as granted scholarships to deserving students in tertiary institutions.”
The company said that the fund has enabled it impact 35,000 students across the country, building over 400 classrooms and about 35 libraries equipped with furniture and books in both primary and secondary schools across 74 communities in Nigeria.