National operator and the nation’s wholly indigenous telecommunication network, Globacom, has concluded the donation of cash and consumable materials to inmates of 40 orphanages across Nigeria in celebration of the yuletide.
The gesture was informed by the company’s appreciation of the underprivileged and the need to identify with them, especially on occasions such as Christmas. The Group chief operating officer, Mohammed Jameel, said that giving back to the society, especially the underprivileged, is a major commitment by Globacom. “We are pleased to identify with the poor and the needy,” he said, adding that, “Globacom’s business objective far transcends economic gains, given its ownership and pledge at launch.”
Jameel observed that Christmas is about showing love through caring and sharing. “The reason for the season is the celebration of the birth of Christ; his life and his sacrifice and we are very pleased to share the joy of the moment with our people.”? He noted that business concerns have a moral obligation to touch their environment and enrich the lives of its citizens and thanked the government for providing the enabling environment and promised that Globacom would continue to fulfill its obligations to the country and to the people.
Commenting on the donation to the Enugu motherless home, the Matron, Mrs Ezinne Chinyere thanked Globacom for bringing joy and meaning to the inmates. Also at the Oluyole Cheshire home Ibadan, Mrs. Tinu Jaya, the Matron noted that the company has not failed on its promise to make life more abundant for Nigerians since its launch.
The Glo largesse seeks to support the education and general upkeep of children in orphanages across Nigeria. The beneficiaries include abandoned babies and physically challenged children that are cared for in the homes and the gifts include cash, teaching aids, books, toys, food items, Diapers and disinfectants.