Unity Bank Plc has deepened its commitment to financial empowerment targeting youths by facilitating training in 13 secondary schools across Nigeria to commemorate the 2025 Global Money Week.
The theme of this year’s engagement is “Think before you follow, wise money tomorrow,” focusing on helping young people develop discernment and critical thinking in making financial decisions.
The Bank’s Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Ebenezer Kolawole, emphasized the importance of being exposed early to financial management, stating that “the habits you form now around saving, spending, and investing will shape your financial future.”
He shared practical lessons on financial responsibility, guiding students on how to cultivate savings culture, investment, and financial management.
Unity Bank’s facilitators engaged students in interactive discussions, practical money management exercises, and quizzes.
Participating students who displayed exceptional skills were recognized and presented with branded gift items to reinforce the financial literacy training.
The Bank recently launched GenFi digital banking app, a youth-focused solution designed to empower children and teens with smart money habits through gamified learning, goal-setting, and parental guidance.
Unity Bank’s participation in the financial literacy training marks its commitment to youth engagement and financial inclusion.
The Bank has continued to invest in youth-focused financial education, demonstrating its unwavering commitment to empowering Nigeria’s next generation for financial independence and self-reliance.
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