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World Safety Day: Firm Urges Zero-Harm At Workplace

by Olakunle Olasanmi
4 months ago
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In a display of safety awareness, the British American Tobacco Nigeria (BAT Nigeria) has advised Nigerians on safety at work as the country marks World Safety Day.

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The company said it had achieved the fourth consecutive year without a single Lost Time Injury (LTI) across its operations.

The operations director of the company in West and Central Africa, Hasnain Ishtiaq, highlighted the importance of these achievements, saying, “Employee safety and operational excellence go hand in hand. Our zero-harm record reflects a strong, united culture driven by innovation, leadership, and shared responsibility.”

He said the milestone underscored the company’s unwavering dedication to creating a work environment where safety isn’t just policy but also a fundamental way of life.

“As part of the global observance of the World Day for Safety and Health at Work, BAT Nigeria reaffirmed its mission to prioritise Environmental, Health and Safety (EHandS), putting employee wellbeing at the heart of its business ethos.

“The company’s people-first culture ensures every employee can confidently return home to their loved ones each day, a philosophy that has yielded tangible results,” he said.

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The company  expressed deep excitement over the recent award for excellence in leadership and impact within the tech ecosystem won by Adesegun Orafidiya, it’s head, information and digital technology at the Africa CIO Awards 2024.

The award, presented by the Africa ICT Alliance (AfICTA), recognises outstanding technology executives across the continent who are driving digital innovation, building high-performance teams, and creating measurable business value.

According to the company, Orafidiya’s recognition reaffirms BAT’s position as a trailblazer, leveraging technology not only to enhance operations but also to reimagine its role in society.

“Being recognised with the Africa CIO Award is truly an honour,” said Adesegun Orafidiya, “It goes beyond personal achievement; it reflects the exceptional people, culture, and purpose that drive us at BAT WCA. I am privileged to work alongside a forward-thinking team in an organisation that empowers innovation at every level.

He added: “At BAT, technology is more than just a tool—it is a strategic engine that drives transformation, inclusion, and impact. It’s also a great place to work—where people are invested in, talent is nurtured, and career growth is accelerated. I’m proud to be part of a company that encourages us to lead change and provides the platform to do so.”

 

 

 

 

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