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Union Bank has been acknowledged as a Model Champion for Gender Equality
The Union Bank of Nigeria (UBN) has been acknowledged for its support of workplace gender equality. At the Nigeria2EqualGender Leader Awards, the bank took home two prizes in the categories of “Gender Equality Champion” and “Gender Diversity in SupplyChain.”
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) organised the first awards ceremony, which took place in Lagos, with the aim of recognising and praising private sector organisations and business leaders who have shown exceptional commitment and efforts in advancing gender equality.
The honours intended to acknowledge the banks’ substantial achievements in promoting gender equity and equality in the workplace and in assisting and empowering women from all walks of life.
The honour brought attention to Union Bank’s dedication to promoting diversity within business settings and fostering an inclusive culture that respects and cherishes each individual.
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Olufunmilola Aluko, Chief Brand and Marketing Officer, Union Bank, spoke on behalf of the business at the awards ceremony and expressed her joy at the noteworthy recognition.
“At Union Bank, we are committed to closing gender inequalities, especially within our organisation,” she stated. In order to achieve gender parity in Nigeria’s commercial sector, we are aware of the transformative potential of teamwork and the transforming effect that defined, quantifiable, and time-bound goals may have. We are steadfastly committed to stepping up our efforts for a future that is more gender-balanced and affluent.
“Union Bank has been a strong supporter of women’s rights as seen in the UN Sustainable Development Goals of achieving gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls. As a responsible corporate entity, the bank consistently sets an example by encouraging people to take action to change the structures that support gender inequality and exclusion.
