Lafarge Africa Graduates 100 Women in Construction Training

Lafarge Africa PLC announced the successful graduation of 100 women from its BuildHer Lafarge 2025 initiative, which focuses on training female tilers and block-layers across Nigeria. This initiative is part of Lafarge Africa's broader corporate social responsibility efforts aimed at equipping women in underserved communities with technical, entrepreneurial, and financial skills.
Gabriel Pollyn, Head of Sustainability and Sponsorship at Lafarge Africa PLC, commended the women for their dedication and discipline, noting their ability to balance personal responsibilities with the demands of the training. He emphasized the company's commitment to empowering women as a key strategy for building stronger communities and fostering an inclusive future.
The program not only provides technical training but also empowers women with the confidence and resources needed to pursue sustainable livelihoods and entrepreneurial opportunities within the construction value chain. The 100 women represent the next generation of builders, entrepreneurs, and leaders who will redefine work in the construction industry.
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