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Lotus Bank backs NIMSA games

The Managing Director of Lotus Bank, one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing non-interest banks, Mrs. Kafilat Araoye, has highlights the bank’s commitment to fostering youth development, health, and sportsmanship across Nigeria by sponsorship the Nigerian Medical Students Association (NIMSA) Games.

Araoye said NIMSA Games bring together medical students from various institutions nationwide, promoting friendly competition while emphasizing teamwork and physical wellness.

“Encouraging a healthy lifestyle among our future healthcare professionals is essential,” stated Mrs. Araoye. “Sports not only enhance physical fitness but also cultivate vital skills such as collaboration and leadership.”

Araoye reflected on the recent sponsorship of the Federation of African Student Universities (FASU) Games, which took place penultimate week.

This event served as a platform for students from across the continent to unite, compete, and celebrate their diverse cultures. Participants from countries such as Nigeria, Egypt, Angola, Ghana, Zambia, and Mauritius showcased remarkable team spirit, resilience, and responsibility.

“We are proud to have supported an event that promotes unity and excellence among African students,” she added.

“Our sponsorship of these events reflects Lotus Bank’s dedication to investing in the future of our youth and fostering a sense of community,” remarked Mrs. Araoye. “We are excited to be part of these initiatives that celebrate sports and wellness, and we look forward to the inspiring moments they will bring.”

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