Nestlé Nigeria Trained Over 750 Children Benefits 6 Primary Schools in Ogun State.
Published by Borderless Media
Nestlé Nigeria has trained over 750 children, beneficiaries of the Nestlé for Healthier Kids (N4HK) program in six primary schools in Ogun State and the Federal Capital Territory on sustainability.
Details of the trainings is contained in the attached press release for your kind publication in your reputable media platforms.
Also attached are pictures from the training and corresponding captions.
Picture: Sustainability Training – (L to R) David Solarin, Director, Water Regulatory Enforcement and Advocacy, Ogun State Ministry of Environment ; Jokotade Agbatiogun, Director, Social Mobilization, Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board; Edidiong Peters, Public Affairs Specialist, Nestlé Nigeria; Sola Ogunbor, Program Manager, Ogun State Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency; Olumide Idowu, Founder, International Climate Change Development Initiative (ICCDI)
Picture: Sustainability Training 2 – Cross section of pupils from Gadonasko Science Primary School and Dobi Primary School, both in Gwagwalada Abuja, at Ecobarter – a sustainable waste management and solutions company in Abuja on an excursion for further exposure on recycling, upcycling and more practical sessions.
