Stakeholders in the manufacturing sector of the Nigerian economy have scored Promasidor Nigeria Limited, makers of Cowbell Milk, high in its safety measures and policies. The stakeholders gave the commendation at a safety day organised by the company in Lagos last Thursday.
Leading the pack is the General Manager of Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA), Engineer Shabi Adebola who lauded the management of Promasidor for the high standards of safety on its premises.
Engr. Shabi however enjoined other Manufacturing companies to be concerned about how their wastes and effluent were being destroyed in a bid to have sustainable environment in the country.
Also speaking, Mrs. Catherine Famuse, Assistant Director, Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity said she was happy to be part of the event, adding that, “This premises was registered by me and I’m very happy since it was registered there has not been reported case of accident.”
Famuse who also doubles as National Secretary of the National Industrial Safety Council, expressed happiness about the improvement of safety awareness daily in the country, added that my message to all workers is to be safety cautious, remarking that there is no job that does not have its inherent hazards, but what they should do is to identify and assess them in a bid to manage and control them.
Executive Secretary of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Ikeja branch who said Promasidor has carted away most of their laurels, added, “We are very proud of Promasidor because of the safety measures it has put in place to enhance safety in its work place.”
Leading the pack is the General Manager of Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA), Engineer Shabi Adebola who lauded the management of Promasidor for the high standards of safety on its premises.
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| l-r: Managing Director, Jawura Environmental Services Limited Prof. Oladele Osibanjo, Managing Director Promasidor Nigeria Limited, Chief Keith Richards; Eng. Shabi Adebola, General Manager LASEPA Lagos State and Mr Kola Falase Director LASEPA at the Promasidor Safety Day event at the Mrs Famuse Catherine at Promasidor office in Lagos on Thursday. |
Engr. Shabi however enjoined other Manufacturing companies to be concerned about how their wastes and effluent were being destroyed in a bid to have sustainable environment in the country.
Also speaking, Mrs. Catherine Famuse, Assistant Director, Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity said she was happy to be part of the event, adding that, “This premises was registered by me and I’m very happy since it was registered there has not been reported case of accident.”
Famuse who also doubles as National Secretary of the National Industrial Safety Council, expressed happiness about the improvement of safety awareness daily in the country, added that my message to all workers is to be safety cautious, remarking that there is no job that does not have its inherent hazards, but what they should do is to identify and assess them in a bid to manage and control them.
Executive Secretary of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Ikeja branch who said Promasidor has carted away most of their laurels, added, “We are very proud of Promasidor because of the safety measures it has put in place to enhance safety in its work place.”
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