Unilever partners Osun govt over pupils’ hygiene

In a statement made available to Daily Trust in Lagos, the company said it is motivated to go into the partnership because it is willing to share a common vision and improve the health and wellbeing of Nigerian children through implementation of integrated school health education and behavioural change activities.“The key objective of the MOU […]

In a statement made available to Daily Trust in Lagos, the company said it is motivated to go into the partnership because it is willing to share a common vision and improve the health and wellbeing of Nigerian children through implementation of integrated school health education and behavioural change activities.
“The key objective of the MOU is to use our Lifebuoy soap to share common vision on hygiene, oral care, nutrition and sustainable energy consumption as part of commitment and dedication of resources into measurable results for all children. Another key motivation is how to help children reach the age of five through the promotion of knowledge, behaviours and practices on soap use for handwashing and improved.