To mark this year’s Children’s Day, Prudential Zenith Life Insurance Limited (PZL) opened its doors to the children of its employees for a special “Bring Your Kid to Work Day.” The event was a delightful mix of financial literacy sessions, fun games, and engaging entertainment, creating a day filled with joy, learning, and lasting memories.
During the event, Funmilayo Abimbola Omo, MD/CEO of Prudential Zenith Life, shared her thoughts: We believe that children are not just the leaders of tomorrow; they are also change agents today. By introducing them to vital life skills like financial literacy in a fun setting, we are planting the seeds for a financially responsible future generation. This aligns perfectly with Prudential’s ethos of Every Life and for Every Future.
Hosted at the company’s Lagos headquarters, the event provided the kids a glimpse into the working world while teaching them essential money management skills from a young age. Staying true to Prudential’s mission of fostering financial resilience across generations, the highlight of the day was a specially designed financial literacy workshop using the Cha-Chaing model, presented in a fun and interactive way. The children explored the fundamentals of Earning, Saving, Spending, and Donating.
Cha-Ching is an award-winning global financial literacy programme by developed Prudence Foundation,a community arm of Prudential that empowers the next generation with the financial knowledge and skills to make informed decisions that build financial wellbeing and a resilient future
Alongside the educational sessions, the day was packed with face painting, board games, music, food, and drinks, ensuring that the young guests had a lively and enjoyable experience.
Parents and guardians were thrilled to share their workplace with their children, strengthening the sense of community and family within the organization.
Prudential Zenith Life’s “Bring Your Kid to Work Day” embodies the company’s people-first culture and its commitment to initiatives that enhance family bonds, promote work-life balance, and support the holistic development of children.
