Ecobank Togo recently organized a ceremony to mark the 2026 Ecobank Day, celebrating the institution's 40th anniversary. As part of the event, 80 meritorious high school graduates from Grand Lomé and 20 students from Lycée d'Ablogamé received computers and internet kits. The initiative aims to promote education and digital skills among young Togolese. The ceremony, themed "Génération Ecobank 40," brought together the 100 laureates for a day of recognition, transmission, and access to digital tools.
The event was attended by senior officials of Ecobank, education stakeholders, and partners, including Moov-Africa Togo. The 2026 Ecobank Day is part of the institution's annual social engagement initiative, led by the Ecobank Foundation, the Group, and its subsidiaries. This year's edition concludes the celebrations of Ecobank's 40th anniversary and extends the three-year campaign, "Transforming Africa through Education," focusing on digital education and future skills.
The ceremony featured discussions on orientation, employability, digital technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, financial skills, leadership, and initiative-taking. These sessions were led by Ecobank's Director-General, Jeremy Awori, agents, and volunteers. The initiative aligns with the Togolese government's educational roadmap, which aims to modernize the country's education system.
Patibouyou Kirong, Director of Cabinet at the Ministry of National Education, praised Ecobank's initiative, highlighting its contribution to the government's educational goals. He emphasized the importance of partnerships between the government and strategic partners like Ecobank in achieving the objectives of the educational roadmap. Kirong encouraged the recipients to make the most of the opportunities provided and to pursue their passion for technology and innovation.
Adudé Fafa Akué-Komlan, Managing Director of Ecobank Togo, noted that the 2026 edition of the Ecobank Day holds special significance as it marks the institution's 40th anniversary. She congratulated the 100 recipients, acknowledging their hard work and dedication to their studies. Akué-Komlan emphasized that Ecobank's initiative aims not only to celebrate the students' achievements but also to reveal their potential and equip them with the skills necessary to succeed in the digital age.
The initiative is part of Ecobank's broader efforts to support education and digital skills development in Togo. The institution has invested in improving the learning environment for 4,000 young people in the country. By providing computers and internet kits, Ecobank aims to empower the next generation of Togolese leaders with the tools and skills necessary to drive economic growth and development.
The recipients of the computers and internet kits will benefit from enhanced digital skills and access to online resources, enabling them to compete in the global economy. Ecobank's commitment to education and digital skills development reflects its vision for a brighter future for Africa, where young people are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed.
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- Ecobank Togo has equipped 100 meritorious students with computers and internet kits to promote education and digital skills.
