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CSR: Fidelity Bank renovates clinic, provides borehole at Nasarawa

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Fidelity Bank has renovated a Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Nasarawa State.

“To show our dedication to uplifting communities, we have renovated the Nasarawa PHC Clinic at Workers Village, Tudun Amba, and provided a brand-new borehole to tackle water scarcity in the area,” it stated.

Confiance News gathered from the official X handle of Fidelity Bank at the weekend.

The bank said: “This upgrade ensures easier access to clean water for the clinic’s staff, patients, and nearby residents—a basic need we’re glad to make available.”

Corroborating, Divisional Head of Internal Control, Daniel Okorie, highlighted that “This is just one of many ways we’re working to improve lives through projects like healthcare renovations and food support programs.”

Confiance News recalls that the bank recently distributed over 2000 food packs to residents of Kwara State as part of its commitment towards combating hunger.

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