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    9mobile wins SERAS award for Innovation

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    Hon. Amb. Chibuzo J.C. Patrick, Chineze Amanfo
    Executive Assistant to Anambra State Governor on Community Liaison, Hon. Amb. Chibuzo J.C. Patrick presenting an award plaque to PR Lead, 9mobile, Chineze Amanfo, during the 16th edition of SERAS awards in Lagos where 9mobile won the Deborah Leipzigar Africa Prize for Innovation for the second consecutive time
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    9mobile has won this year’s Sustainability, Entrepreneurship, and Responsibility Awards (SERAS) for its innovation in driving initiatives that solve critical societal challenges for the second consecutive time.

    This year’s award, which is the 16th edition was based on the 9mobile Future CEO initiative for secondary school students and is aimed at inspiring future leaders by stirring up their interest in business and leadership. This initiative provides promising future leaders the opportunity to walk in the shoes of senior business leaders.

    Commenting on the award, PR Lead, 9mobile, Chineze Amanfo, commended the award’s organizers for the recognition, stating that it was a well-deserved recognition of service to the brand for its consistency. She said, “At 9mobile, we are glad that our sustained efforts in the past eleven months are attracting attention and recognition from reputable organizations like the SERAS. Our initiatives and projects are designed to impact society, particularly in education and youth empowerment.”

    “What we are doing with the 9mobile Future-CEO initiative is to help build students’ morale, confidence, and leadership capacity in preparation for the future. This award will undoubtedly motivate us as a company to intensify our efforts in executing projects that will have long-lasting impacts on society through well-thought-out CSR interventions,” Amanfo added.

    Last year, the brand also won the same award for powering the Bichi Emirate Digital Skills Project, an initiative that empowered youths in the Bichi emirate area council of Kano state with the requisite digital skills needed to compete effectively on the global scene.

    The Deborah Leipziger Africa Prize for Innovation is a pan-African recognition for innovation that addresses crucial problems in society in a sustainable way.

    Over the years, the SERAS awards have become the most prestigious and coveted recognition in the corporate space across Africa, attracting over 1500 entries from more than 350 organizations.

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