The Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association (NECA) has inaugurated its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Advisory Board.
The Advisory Board brings together experienced professionals and industry leaders to provide strategic guidance, thought leadership, and practical insights on ESG issues affecting businesses in Nigeria.
The Board comprises representatives from Access Bank Plc, Nigeria Bottling Company Plc, Small & Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN), Nestle Nigeria Plc, Sterling One Foundation, Dangote Industries Limited, Bank of Industry, Unilever Plc, IHS (Nigeria) Limited, Andersen in Nigeria, OLAM Agri, Seven Up Bottling Company, and Bureau Veritas.
The Board is chaired by the Chief Risk Officer of Access Bank Plc, Femi Jaiyeola, with the Director of Corporate Affairs & Sustainability, Nigeria Bottling Company, Dr Soromidayo George, serving as Vice Chairman.
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The inauguration was honoured by the presence of the Senior Specialist, Employers’ Activities Bureau for Employers representing the International Labour Organization (ILO), Julie Kazagui, underscoring the importance of collaboration between employers, international institutions, and key stakeholders in promoting responsible and sustainable business practices.
NECA, in a statement issued on Sunday, February 1, 2026, reiterated its commitment to supporting employers in embedding ESG principles into their operations, strengthening competitiveness, and contributing to sustainable economic development.
“We congratulate all members of the Advisory Board and look forward to impactful engagements and outcomes,” NECA added.
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