The CSR-in-Action, a registered social enterprise
devoted to the advancement of social ethics, social responsibility and
corporate governance in Nigeria, recognised the bank in a report it released
recently.
In the Corporate Citizenship Index (3C-Index),
117 private sector companies were assessed, using six indices, which are human
right, anti-corruption, community investment, economic, labour and reporting.
On a scale of 100 per cent, Access Bank scored
83.3 per cent on the Millennium Development Goals’ focus areas to emerge as the
best Nigerian organisation in corporate citizenship, according to a statement
by the bank.
The top five companies in the category are Access
Bank, Nigerian Bottling Company, Exxon Mobil, GT Bank Plc and Procter and
Gamble.
The statement quoted the Group Managing Director,
Access Bank, Mr. Herbert Wigwe, as saying “We have set for ourselves the
ambitious target of becoming the world’s most respected African bank. That
means making sure that sustainability is part of everything we do.”

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