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Banks Website Y/N Terminology Waves MainIssuestargeted Mode CSRreportingamongstNigerianbanks:waves,issuesandmodeCorporate responsibility Community involvement Education Infrastructure development Arts/Culture PhilanthropyAfribankAccessBankplcN Sports Diamondbank Y Community investments Community involvement Education Healthcare N Philanthropy developmentFirstBank N N Infrastructuretrust bank Community development Community involvement Education Healthcare Infrastructure development Guaranty PhilanthropyIBTC-Chartered bank Y EthicalFundsProducts Ethicalfunds Capacitybuildingbankplc Infrastructure development Oceanicbank Social Intercontinental CommunityEducation Healthcare Infrastructure development PhilanthropyCapacitybuilding UnionBankresponsibility involvementresponsibility Community involvement Employee relations Education Healthcare Sports Philanthropy Social Ydevelopment WemaBank Capacitybuilding Philanthropy InfrastructureY Philanthropy Community involvement Education Healthcare Infrastructure development Zenithbank Institutionalised philanthropy CapacitybuildingPage43of44Appendix
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