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As part of SIC Life Trust Finance Limited’s willingness to better the community, it has resolved to actively participate in the national sanitation day exercise.
In September when the exercise was observed, the company went all out to clean the streets of Tudu, stretching from Bob Freeman Clinic to C&J Hospital junction.
The event started at 7:30am with full participation from staff members including Heads of Departments.
The gutters were desilted and the dugout sand used to fill the potholes on the streets. Jekora Ventures were also at hand to assist in the disposal of waste gathered from the surroundings.
The clean up was further moved to the offices of TFL where every nook and cranny was sanitized.
The exercise also gave the company the opportunity to familiarize with clients and grow their community.
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