My people, make I gist you wetin dey happen as Sterling Bank don show face for wellness matter wey dem call ‘The Art of Wellbeing’ for ISIMI Lagos. Dis na correct gathering wey bring together leaders for public and private sectors, wellness advocates, plus creatives to yarn about how wellbeing fit mix with tourism and creative economy. E get as e be!
For Tuesday, we hear say Sterling Bank get wetin dem dey call HEART strategy, wey dey focus on Health, Education, Agriculture, Renewable Energy, and Transportation. Na Abubakar Suleiman, wey be the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the bank, carry the matter for head. E show say wellbeing no be small thing for productivity, as e sabi say when people dey healthy, work go dey flow well, and cost of healthcare go drop like say na hot potato!
Dis event no just be normal gathering o. Dem get wellness pods, creative installations, plus mindfulness sessions wey go fit make person feel better after hustle. Fitness activities and farm-to-table food wey sweet pass pepper soup dey ginger the whole vibe. Na for dis kain environment, we go fit witness how Lagos dey turn to major spot for experiential tourism. Abiola Adelana, wey dey handle Tourism and Creative Arts Business for Sterling Bank, talk say dem sabi dat health plus creative vibe fit give rise to more job opportunities.
Them talk sey dis initiative go help improve quality of life and make people dey enjoy life well well. E mean say when collaboration dey among policymakers, private institutions, and creative communities, the tourism and lifestyle economy go dey strong like lion! So, dis na big opportunity for Naija to shine for wellness, tourism, and creativity market.
As e be now, Sterling Bank dey use programs like The Art of Wellbeing to support platforms wey dey promote health, creativity, and inclusive growth. Na real investment for better Naija we dey see here. Make we keep our eyes sharp because dem dey really try push dis wellness matter go far for dis country!
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