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How Seplat Energy bagged AfriSAFE Energy Company of the year award

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Seplat Energy Plc, Nigeria’s leading indigenous energy company, has been named the Africa Safety Award for Excellence (AfriSAFE) Energy Company of the Year by the organisers of the AfriSAFE 2024 Congress and Award Banquet.

Confiance News gathered from a statement issued by the company on Tuesday.

The award ceremony which was held in Livingstone, Zambia, had a total of 11,000 nominations in different categories. The event featured the Africa Safety Congress, Tourism, Exhibition, and the glamorous Award Ceremony.

The award was presented to Seplat Energy management led by the Managing Director, Seplat West Ltd, Mr. Ayodele Olatunde; Managing Director, Seplat East Onshore Ltd, Mrs. Ibi-Ada Itotoi; and General Manager, HSE, Mr. Adeshina Sadiq.

AfriSAFE is a leading African HSE event, with five successful editions that have reached an estimated audience of over 500 million. The event is endorsed by leading national and global institutions, including the Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), the world’s largest chartered body for safety and health professionals.

The Chief Coordinator, AfriSAFE, Femi Da-silva, who led his team to the award presentation to Seplat Energy, commended the company for its strong commitment to safety practices in the energy industry over the years. According to him, AfriSAFE remains dedicated to celebrating outstanding contributions in health, safety, security, sustainability, and environmental practices.

Responding, Mr. Olatunde said the award did not come to Seplat Energy as a surprise, as the company had invested significantly in driving safe practices across the business from inception.

Also commenting, Mr. Sadiq noted that safety is the core of Seplat Energy business, as the company has never ceased to pay special attention to human capability development.

In her address, Mrs. Itotoi equally commended the AfriSAFE group for the wide coverage whilst looking forward to more partnerships with Seplat Energy in the future.

Confiance News recalls that Seplat Energy, in its nine months results for 2024, maintained a strong safety culture, as it reported an achievement of 8.2-million-man hours without Lost Time Injury (LTI ) at Seplat operated assets year to date.

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