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BAT Marketing Nigeria Gets Award For Commitment To Diversity, Equity

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BAT Marketing Nigeria has been recognised with an award for its commitment to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in its operations and workplace culture.

The award was received from Commonwealth Businesswomen Africa (CBW-Africa) held at the 2025 CBW-Africa Summit, which took place in Lagos.

Head of Business Communication and Sustainability, BAT West and Central Africa, Halimat Shuaibu, said “this recognition serves as a demonstration to BAT Marketing Nigeria’s ongoing efforts to cultivate an inclusive environment where women and underrepresented groups can pursue and achieve leadership positions.

“By prioritising DEI in its corporate ethos, BAT Marketing Nigeria not only enhances its internal culture but also positions itself as a benchmark for other organisations striving to foster equitable work environments across the industry.”

 

Head, Human Resources and Inclusion, BAT West and Central Africa, Buky Olukoga emphasized the importance of DEI in the company’s strategy, saying “this Award from Commonwealth Business Women Africa showcases our commitment to inclusivity. At BAT, our success hinges on empowering our diverse team, fueling our drive for equity and sustainable development.”

 

She added that “BAT is making significant strides toward achieving gender parity in leadership. The organization has set an ambitious target to reach 40 per cent female representation in senior roles by 2025. Currently we are at 36 per cent of women in leadership roles demonstrating unwavering commitment to gender equity and empowerment.”

 

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Looking ahead, Olukoga said that BAT is poised to lead by example in the advancement of diversity, equity, and inclusion within the corporate sphere.

 

“By continuing to implement innovative strategies that support the professional growth of all employees, especially women and underrepresented groups, BAT is not only paving the way for a more equitable workforce but is also contributing to the sustainable development goals that uplift the broader community.

 

“The recognition from CBW-Africa is an affirmation of BAT Marketing Nigeria’s role as a trailblazer in DEI, inspiring others to embrace inclusivity as a catalyst for business success and social progress,” she said.

 

Commonwealth Business Women Africa (CBW-Africa) promotes women’s entrepreneurship and leadership across Africa. As part of the Commonwealth Business Women Network, it offers mentorship, training, and resources while advocating for gender equality in business. Through initiatives like the CBW-Africa Summit, it fosters collaboration among leaders to create an empowering environment for women.

 

 

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