Special Projects

Projects outside the scope of focus of UBA Foundation (Education, Economic Empowerment and Environment) that foster social and economic development.

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Social and Economic Development

At UBA Foundation, we believe in promoting social and economic development in the community. Through our contributions and donations, we have embarked on various special projects such as the donation of $14 Million towards the battle against COVID-19, Braille machines to secondary school students to improve adverse living conditions in many communities, support to the Sierra Leone government to manage the horrific mudslides and many more.

We believe in intervening and building capacity within the community to facilitate projects that act as a catalyst to social and economic development. Some of the contributions and donations the Foundation makes to improve adverse living condition can be viewed below. (Under this portion should be UBA Foundation News).

UBA Foundation - Special Projects

UBA Foundation, the Corporate Social Responsibility Arm of United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc, has completed the construction of a pedestrian bridge valued at about N13m for students of the Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto State (UDUS), thus bringing comfort to students of the institution.

For over four decades, the students of UDUS, especially those living off-campus faced difficulties in connecting to the campus especially during the rainy season, due to the poor state of the road. They couldn’t get in and out of their dormitories and had to use an uncomfortably long route to get to lectures and the mosque.

Successful CSR programs must foster local community participation to limit dependence and promote the concept of self-help development.

In UBA Foundation, we believe in intervening and building capacity within the community to facilitate projects that act as a catalyst to social and economic development. Some of the contributions and donations the Foundation makes to improve adverse living condition include.

UBA Foundation News

L–R: Senior Programmes Manager, Slum2School Africa, Adekunle Idowu; Managing Director, UBA Foundation, Bola Atta; and Segment Executive, Children and Youth Banking, UBA, Ozioma Obi, with pupils at the financial literacy workshop convened by UBA Foundation and Slum2School Africa, where the children received the UBA Money Explorers Book, in Lagos, recently

UBA Foundation Partners Slum2School to Equip Pupils with Financial Literacy Skills

L - R: Managing Director/CEO, UBA Foundation, Bola Atta; Principal, CMS Grammar School, Jacob Ayokunle Ogunyinka, and Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Manager, United  Bank for Africa (UBA), Khalid Agboola; flanked by students of CMS Grammar School, Bariga, during the UBA Foundation Tree Planting Exercise held at the school, in commemoration of World Environment Day 2026, on Friday

UBA Foundation Marks World Environment Day 2026 with Tree-Planting Initiative in Iconic Lagos Schools

MD/CEO UBA Foundation, Bola Atta presenting gifts items to children of vulnerable communities at Okobaba, Lagos, recently

UBA Foundation Deepens Pan-African Impact, Delivers Continent-wide Aid to Vulnerable Communities, Others