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Sovereign Trust Insurance, Junior Chambers Partner on Back-to-School Project

L-R: Segun Bankole, DGM/Head, Sales & Corporate Communications, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc, Yetunde Stella Akinsetire, JCI Member/Project Chairperson, “Back to School Project” (JCI Lagos Metropolitan) and Abiodun Awosanya, Convention Chairman, 2021 Junior Chambers International, Local Convention for Lagos Metropolitan.  Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc supported the project with educational materials.

About JCI

Junior Chambers International, (JCI), is an organisation of young active citizens all over the world, living, communicating, taking action and creating impact in their communities. It is a non-profit organization.

The “Back To School Project” is an initiative of JCI, (Lagos Metropolitan) which is organized to change lives of indigent children living in less-privileged environments.

The project was supported by Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc.

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