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A one story building comprising six classrooms, a multipurpose hall and other facilities financed by First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Plc at Baptist Model High School in Ikola-Ipaja, Lagos State has been commissioned. The construction, which began in middle of the year 2012, was financed by the bank to the tune of N20million. Speaking at the commissioning of the school building, FCMB’s Zonal Head for Ojo-Alaba in Lagos, Mr. Endwell Brown, explained that, “FCMB is committed to supporting developmental projects and programmes that will benefit the larger society”. The Administrator of Lagos Baptist Conference Schools, Reverend (Dr.) E.A Awotunde, said the project was on the drawing board for several years until the intervention of FCMB which provided the required capital that enabled us to start work and complete the building as scheduled. He added that through this gesture, “FCMB has proven its commitment to education, capacity building and human development”, noting that, “this edifice is an example of what true partnership is”. Reverend Awotunde, who is also the President of Lagos East Baptist Conference, further stated that the completion of the building would enable the school enrol more students and thanked FCMB for expressing its willingness to finance more projects for the school, one of which is another storey building comprising of 12 classrooms that will commence soon. In its bid to further the growth and success of customers, FCMB has over the years partnered with leading organisations and institutions to promote discourse on a wide range of issues that enhance the economic and social growth of individuals and businesses. ">A one story building comprising six classrooms, a multipurpose hall and other facilities financed by First City Monument Bank (FCMB) Plc at Baptist Model High School in Ikola-Ipaja, Lagos State has been commissioned. The construction, which began in middle of the year 2012, was financed by the bank to the tune of N20million. Speaking at the commissioning of the school building, FCMB’s Zonal Head for Ojo-Alaba in Lagos, Mr. Endwell Brown, explained that, “FCMB is committed to supporting developmental projects and programmes that will benefit the larger society”. The Administrator of Lagos Baptist Conference Schools, Reverend (Dr.) E.A Awotunde, said the project was on the drawing board for several years until the intervention of FCMB which provided the required capital that enabled us to start work and complete the building as scheduled. He added that through this gesture, “FCMB has proven its commitment to education, capacity building and human development”, noting that, “this edifice is an example of what true partnership is”. Reverend Awotunde, who is also the President of Lagos East Baptist Conference, further stated that the completion of the building would enable the school enrol more students and thanked FCMB for expressing its willingness to finance more projects for the school, one of which is another storey building comprising of 12 classrooms that will commence soon. In its bid to further the growth and success of customers, FCMB has over the years partnered with leading organisations and institutions to promote discourse on a wide range of issues that enhance the economic and social growth of individuals and businesses.
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