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Polaris Bank promotes financial savings tradition amongst Katsina college students

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Polaris Bank has reaffirmed its dedication to selling monetary literacy and accountable cash administration amongst youthst hrough its World Savings Day engagement in Katsina, an academic initiative designed to instill a financial savings tradition and encourage monetary self-discipline from an early age.

The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Polaris Bank, Mr. Kayode Lawal, reiterated the Bank’s dedication to advancing monetary inclusion via schooling and significant group engagement.

He mentioned: “At Polaris Bank, we recognise that building a financially responsible generation begins with education. Our engagement with students through initiatives such as World Savings Day reflects our commitment to ensuring that young people understand the value of saving, financial planning and responsible money management. We are deliberate about supporting initiatives that equip the next generation with practical financial knowledge and the confidence to make sound financial choices.”

Speaking on the programme on behalf of the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Abba Jarma, Group Head, Kano Group, emphasised the significance of introducing monetary schooling to younger folks early sufficient to form their monetary choices and habits.

He said: “Financial literacy is an essential life skill that every young person should acquire early. Beyond understanding the importance of saving, students need to develop the discipline to manage money responsibly, set financial goals and make informed financial decisions. At Polaris Bank, we believe that equipping young people with this knowledge will help prepare them for greater financial responsibility and a more secure future.”

Jarma inspired the scholars to place the teachings learnt into observe and appreciated the varsity administration, lecturers, organisers and different stakeholders for his or her contributions to the profitable supply of the programme.

The programme supplied an interactive studying platform for college students to know the significance of saving, setting monetary objectives, making knowledgeable spending choices and growing sound cash administration habits that can help their monetary well-being sooner or later.

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