Rite Foods Advocates Clean Energy Adoption in Nigeria by 2026
Rite Foods Limited, represented by Fadekemi Ajakaiye, emphasizes its commitment to sustainable manufacturing through clean energy adoption by 2026. The company hosted a high-level multi-stakeholder engagement in Lagos, focusing on Nigeria's energy transition and sustainable industrialization.
Ekuma Ez, Head of Corporate Affairs at Rite Foods, highlighted the company's strategic shift towards clean energy as a business imperative. Seleem Adegunwa, the Managing Director and CEO, reiterated the company's dedication to embedding sustainability in its long-term growth plans.
The event featured discussions led by industry experts, including Barong Asiodu, on integrating renewable energy solutions in Nigeria's FMCG sector. Titilayo Oshodi, a special advisor on climate change, emphasized the economic opportunities of Nigeria's clean energy transition and the need for a shift to sustainable energy sources like solar and wind power.
Lagos State Governor's representative commended Rite Foods for its leadership in advancing Nigeria's clean energy agenda.
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