First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Limited has promised its stakeholders that it will continue to deepen its support for projects and other initiatives that would impact significantly on Nigerians and the nation’s economy in a sustainable manner. This, according to the bank, is in line with its values as a simple, reliable and helpful financial institution committed to the well-being of individuals and businesses.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony of a new water factory of Nestle Nigeria Plc in Abaji, Abuja at the weekend, the Executive Director, Business Development of FCMB, Mr. Adam Nuru, noted that FCMB’s involvement in the project is another demonstration of its drive to boost living conditions and contribute actively to the development of the country in spite the challenges confronting the economy.
“Apart from the business inclination of this landmark project, we are proud to be part of the venture, especially because it leans towards one of our core pillars, which is environmental sustainability. Water is a major component of human and industrial needs. Being a scarce resource, the challenge of providing clean and safe water as well as conserving our shared scarce resources should be a collective effort. We are optimistic that our support to Nestle on this project would increase access to safe water supply, stimulate job creation and subsequently aid socio-economic development.”
However, he noted that Nestle’s latest investment in Nigeria is a reaffirmation of the nation’s broad-based economic opportunities, wide flexibility and friendliness offered to both local and foreign investors alike. He emphasised FCMB’s commitment in the support of initiatives that create opportunities, add value and make positive impact on the country’s economy.
“As an inclusive lender, we will continue to partner the private and public sectors to raise the well-being of the people with our array of value-adding products and bespoke solutions that enhance customer experience,” Nuru assured.
