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We’re committed to promoting STEM education – Henkel Nigeria

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Henkel Nigeria, a leading German multinational company, has expressed its commitment to supporting meaningful learning of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) in Nigeria.

In a statement, the company, known for brands like WAW, Nittol, and got2b, said that it is pushing this through its Forscherwelt (Researchers’ World) initiative, in which it brings hands-on science learning as a way to introduce children into the fascinating world of science.

According to the Managing Director, Rajat Kapur, the company recently worked through one its partners, Girls and Women Empowerment and Technological Organization (GWETO) in Lagos where it hosted young children.

He said: ‘At Henkel, we are committed to supporting meaningful learning in STEM opportunities for children both in and beyond the classroom. Our participation in the Omole Phase 2 Children’s Day event reflects our dedication to encouraging healthy habits and scientific curiosity from a young age. Collaborating with our partner GWETO allows us to extend the impact of our Forscherwelt programme and help nurture the next generation of informed and inspired minds’.

The session was facilitated by a trainer from GWETO, Adebiyi-Soliu Modinah, who led an engaging science-based activity focused on Dental Hygiene. Through live experiments, the children learned how poor brushing habits allow food and drinks to stain teeth, using simple demonstrations that made the science easy to understand.

The interactive session sparked curiosity, encouraged participation, and helped the children connect science to everyday habits in a fun and meaningful way.

Kapur added that Henkel Nigeria remained committed to supporting education, healthy living, and innovation in the communities where it operates.

The company further said that through continued partnerships and community engagement, it aimed to expand the reach of its Forscherwelt initiative, bringing hands-on science learning to more children across Nigeria.

‘By nurturing curiosity and encouraging lifelong learning, Henkel hopes to empower the next generation to build a brighter and more sustainable future’, the statement added.

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