AXA Mansard Investments Extends Financial Literacy Program to Lagos Primary Schools

In its ongoing commitment to youth empowerment and community development, AXA Mansard Investments, a subsidiary of the AXA Group, has expanded its financial literacy program to four public primary schools in Lagos. The initiative aims to equip young pupils with essential skills in money management, savings, and digital awareness.

Under its flagship employee volunteer platform, AXA Hearts in Action (AHIA), the company’s staff engaged students at Victoria Island Primary School, Awoyaya Primary School, Federal Housing Estate Primary School, and Ansar-Ud-Deen Primary School through interactive sessions focused on financial education and soft skills development.

Deji Tunde-Anjous, CEO of AXA Mansard Investments, emphasized the importance of early financial education. “Introducing financial literacy at a young age helps children develop responsible money habits and fosters confidence, curiosity, and a growth mindset,” he stated. “Our AXA Hearts in Action program empowers our employees to contribute meaningfully to building a financially aware generation.”

The outreach also included the donation of stationery and learning materials to support the participating pupils, reinforcing the company’s dedication to supporting education and lifelong learning.

This initiative aligns with AXA Mansard’s broader mission of “Acting for Human Progress by Protecting What Matters,” highlighting its focus on creating lasting social impact through education and empowerment. The company reports that the AXA Hearts in Action program has already reached over 5,000 individuals this year, with more than 900 employees participating in volunteer activities nationwide.

Through such efforts, AXA Mansard Investments demonstrates that corporate responsibility goes beyond business — it involves investing in the future by nurturing the next generation