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By Adewale Sanyaolu
MTN Nigeria Communications Plc, Mainstream Energy Solution Ltd and Olam Crown Flour Mills led an impressive list of corporate organisations honoured at the AfriSAFE Congress & Awards 2024 held recently in Livingstone, Zambia.
A statement by the CEO of AfriSAFE, Mr Femi Da-Silva, disclosed that MTN Nigeria, Mainstream Energy Solution Ltd and Crown Flour Mills won in the telecommunications, power and fleet management categories respectively.
The Africa Safety Award for Excellence (AfriSAFE) is an annual event promoting conversations about workplace safety, occupational health and environmental sustainability in Africa, while celebrating exceptional organisations and individuals for their contributions to the advancement of the Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) industry.
Da-Silva said that since its establishment in 2019, AfriSAFE has consistently been at the forefront of promoting health, safety, and environmental best practices in Africa, hence the awardees were drawn from diverse sectors across the continent.
He said Seplat Energy Plc, Zambeef Products Ltd, Golden Africa Djibouti, Lucara Diamond Botswana, ABSA Bank Zambia Plc, Prime Atlantic Safety Services, Africa Data Centres, IHS Zambia Limited and Zanaco Bank Zambia also bagged various honours.
Others are; Tieto Minerals, Africa Data Centres, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Egbin Power Plc, RKK Group, KUO Fire Safety Limited and Zambian Breweries PLC.
Also honoured were KEC International Limited, Stefanutti Stocks Zambia Construction Ltd, Hybrid-HSE Limited, and Varun Beverages Zambia Limited.
In the individual section, Managing Director of Greenview Development Nigeria Limited, Akin S. Omole, Head of Sub-Saharan Africa, IHS Towers, Ayokunle Iluyemi, Managing Director of ABSA Bank Zambia, Mizinga Melu, Managing Director of Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited, Lamu Audu, and Chief Executive Officer of BRYK Fire Equipment Limited, Ikenna Innocent Nwaozuzu, won in the CEO Recognition Award category.
The winners in the other individual categories include Ayodele Adebola, Sharon Atieno, Annie Zulu, Isaac Adams, and Albert Sichivula.
Others are Captain Haig Anyonyi, Cosmas Anakwue, Engr. Nsikak A. Ekam, Jimmie Cliffe, Alex Kasengo, James Adenuga among others.
