LBS: AMP CLASS 26 SUPPORTS LEKKI COMMUNITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL


An Alumni Set of Lagos Business School has stressed the need to complement the efforts of government at all levels by giving back to the society.

The Chairman, Committee for Charity Board of the Advance Management Programme, Class 26, Lagos Business School, Dimeji Olona, made this known at the Adoption and Commissioning of a set of furniture donated to Lekki Community High School, Lekki, Lagos.

Olona, who is also a General Manager, LASACO Group, said the project was meant to enhance friendly learning environment and improve students' performance.

The Chairman of the Alumni of Class 26, Advance Management Programme  expressed commitment by the Set to support the School and the Education Sector in the State to complement the efforts of the government.

He highlighted other projects to be undertaken by the Set as part of its Social Responsibility to include, training on Financial Education, Annual Excursion for the students, among others.

Also, the Vice President of the Set, Funmi Omo, said the Project, aimed at benefiting the students, teachers and the School, was initiated to foster conducive learning environment, after taking a needs assessment of the school.

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