Coronation Group Limited recently conducted a financial literacy initiative, reaching over 1,000 senior secondary school students across Lagos.
The program, held in celebration of the 13th edition of Global Money Week, themed “Think Before You Follow: Wise Money Tomorrow,” aimed to equip students with essential financial knowledge and foster responsible money management habits.
In a statement, the company said that aligned with its commitment to sustainable finance and financial inclusion, the initiative equipped students with essential financial knowledge, fostering responsible money management and long-term wealth-building habits. Participating schools included Chrisland School, VGC; Greensprings School, Anthony Campus; Chrisland School, Lekki; and Chrisland School, Idimu.
Wole Onasanya, MD/CEO of Coronation Group, said “Financial literacy is not merely a skill; it is a catalyst for economic empowerment, sustainable growth, and societal transformation. At Coronation, we are committed to shaping a future where young Africans make informed financial decisions that transcend generations.”
He further emphasized that the initiative aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 4 on Quality Education and SDG 8 on Decent Work and Economic Growth.
The financial literacy sessions covered critical topics such as budgeting, savings, investment principles, and understanding financial risks. Expert facilitators from Coronation Group utilized real-life scenarios to help students cultivate sustainable financial habits and develop a discerning approach to money management.
Akindele, VP Student Affairs of Chrisland School, Idimu, applauded the initiative: “It’s never too early to develop good financial habits. These young minds can start saving, investing, and understanding the importance of financial protection through insurance. Programmes like this lay the foundation for a more financially secure future.”
