In the spirit of festive season and community empowerment, itel has once again demonstrated its commitment to enriching lives through its annual Love Always On Corporate Social Responsibility initiative. This year’s project, themed “Light of Hope: Restoring Health and Brightening Lives in Kaduna,” focused on transforming the Primary Health Care Centre in Makera South, Kaduna State.
Commissioned on December 13, 2025, the project delivered a comprehensive renovation of the facility, including complete repainting, the provision of mattresses, pillows, Mosquito nets, and bedsheets, as well as the installation of a robust solar energy system. The solar solution comprises a 16-kWh battery, a 12-kW inverter, and 18 solar panels rated at 590 W each, ensuring uninterrupted power supply to support critical medical operations. This intervention aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 3 and 7, advancing good health and well-being while promoting access to clean, sustainable energy.
Speaking on the initiative, Dolapo Oloron-Nimbe, ATL Marketing Manager at itel, emphasized the brand’s commitment to touching lives where it matters most.
“At itel, our philosophy ‘Enjoy Better Life’ drives everything we do. Through this Light of Hope initiative, we wanted to not only uplift a healthcare facility but also bring comfort and dignity to the people who depend on it. Christmas is a season of giving, and this project reflects our dedication to creating meaningful impact in communities across Nigeria.”
Echoing this, Shirley SHI, Marketing Manager at itel Energy, highlighted the importance of sustainable power in healthcare delivery.
“Reliable electricity is the backbone of quality healthcare. By installing a solar power system, we are ensuring that medical workers can operate without fear of outages, especially during emergencies.”
Adding to this, the PR Supervisor at itel reaffirmed the brand’s commitment to continuous community support.
“itel understands that true progress comes from consistent action. This is our fourth CSR initiative this year, and each one represents our promise to stand with communities. We are proud to see the smiles on people’s faces and even more proud to know that our efforts will impact lives long after the festive season.”
Reacting to the gesture, the Ward Development Committee Chairman, Alhaji Bello Tanko, in a letter of appreciation, thanked itel for considering the hospital worthy of its Corporate Social Responsibility initiative. He noted that the solar installation will significantly aid vaccine storage within Kaduna South Local Government Area, which until now was challenging.
Similarly, the District Head of Makera, Alhaji Shehu Tijjani, Chiroma Zazzau District, presented an award of appreciation to itelin recognition of the renovation of the facility, the donation of essential materials, and the installation of a solar power system.
Indeed, 2025 has been a remarkable year of giving for itel. Earlier in April, the brand commissioned an electric borehole at Brigade Gama Kasuwar Takari in Nasarawa LGA, Kano State. On Children’s Day, it donated learning materials to 51 schools. By September, the brand executed its Back-to-School CSR initiative at Omolaiye Community Primary School in Ikorodu, and in October, partnered with Lagos Food Bank Initiative to distribute food items and learning materials to pupils across three primary schools in Bunu and Kpite Communities in Tai LGA, Rivers State.
With each initiative, itel reinforces its position as a people-centered brand devoted to bridging gaps, uplifting communities, and ensuring that love truly remains always on.
Eze Chidiebere Paul
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