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Nestlé Nigeria receives two awards for social impact in communities at SERAS (Photos)

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Nestlé has bagged two awards at the 16th Sustainability, Enterprise, and Responsibility Awards (SERAS) awards.

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

According to the statement, the awards which they received are Best Company in Rural Population Integration, and Best Company in Circular Economy.

Caption of attached photo:
From left to right: Ekei Duke – NNPC, Bola Audu – Corporate Communications Specialist at Nestlé Nigeria PLC, Victoria Uwadoka – Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Manager at Nestlé Nigeria PLC, Michael Atari Ata – Risk & Financial Assurance at KPMG, Olalekan Abiola – Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Assistant at Nestlé Nigeria PLC and Aishat Olawale – Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Assistant at Nestlé Nigeria PLC. Credit: Nestle.

“These awards validate the social impact Nestlé makes by improving livelihoods in our communities and our commitment to protect and regenerate our environment by helping to create a circular economy around waste management,” the statement disclosed.

 

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