The Lagos branch of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) now enjoys free and easy transportation thanks to Bolt, Nigeria’s leading ride-hailing service. Bolt’s business platform is providing this support as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts.
Bolt’s CSR programs aim to help organizations achieve their goals and improve their impact. The Nigerian Medical Association, a professional group for doctors in Nigeria, covers all major medical fields. Their goal is to enhance the quality of healthcare in Nigeria. They collaborate with both government and private organizations on various health projects to achieve this.
With Bolt’s support, doctors will have quick and affordable access to rides. This will make it easier for them to get around and perform their medical duties.
Abisola Odukoya, a public policy expert in Nigeria, commented on the partnership: “We are committed to supporting those who have worked hard during the pandemic. We continue to look for ways to contribute to their well-being and make their lives better.”
She added that access to reliable transportation is crucial for comfort and efficiency. Bolt’s partnership with the Nigerian Medical Association is important because it helps support and empower communities. Bolt plans to continue its CSR activities to build people-focused cities.
Dr. Tajudeen Salau, Chairman of the NMA’s Lagos Chapter, expressed his gratitude for the support. He said, “Bolt’s CSR initiative is a special kind of support that gives doctors more comfort in doing their jobs. It also helps patients get the care they need more easily than before.”
Bolt is committed to being a socially responsible company. It aims to partner with organizations that positively impact the community. Bolt will keep seeking similar partnerships to make a direct and positive difference in the areas where it operates.
