Rite Foods Leads Clean Energy Transition in Nigeria, Reducing Diesel Consumption to 5%

Rite Foods, represented by Ekuma Eze, has significantly reduced its reliance on diesel energy to just 5% by 2026, aligning with its long-term business strategy focused on clean energy. The company's Managing Director, Seleem Adegunwa, and General Manager of Corporate Planning and Strategy, Barong Asiodu, reaffirm Rite Foods' commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.

Governor Titilayo Oshodi of Lagos State highlights the necessity of clean energy for economic opportunities in Nigeria, emphasizing the country's transition to sustainable energy sources like solar and wind power. She also mentions Nigeria's Energy Transition Plan (ETP) targeting net-zero emissions by 2060.

Oshodi commends Rite Foods for its leadership in advancing Nigeria's clean energy agenda and stresses the role of the private sector in driving industrial growth and resilience in Africa.