Author: PositiveNaija

2016 The SERAs CSR Awards

  1. Most Improved Company – MultiChoice Nigeria
  2. Best NGO/Not for Profit – Sightsavers
  3. Best Company in Responsible Consumption and Production – Nigerian Breweries Plc
  4. Best CSR Company in West Africa – UBA Foundation
  5. CSR Reporting, Print/Online category – Raheem Akingbolu of THISDAY
  6. Best Company in Infrastructural Development – Nestoil Limited
  7. Best Company in Stakeholder Engagement in Nigeria – Lafarge Africa Plc
  8. Innovation Prize – Shell Companies in Nigeria
  9. Best Company in the  Climate Action category – Shell Companies in Nigeria
  10. Sustainability Champion – Lt. Gen. Dr. Seretse Khama Ian Khama
  11. Best Company in Sustainability Reporting – Access Bank Plc
  12. Best Company in CSR Reporting – Channels Television
  13. Best Company in Support of SME – Fidelity Bank Plc
  14. Best SME Company of the Year – Edumark
  15. Best Company in Partnership for Development – MTN Nigeria
  16. Best Company in Supply-Chain Management – Unilever
  17. Best Company in Provision of Clean Water and Sanitation – Procter & Gamble
  18. Best Company in Poverty Reduction  – Stanbic IBTC
  19. Best Company in Eradication of Hunger – British American Tobacco Nigeria Foundation
  20. Best Company in Promotion of Good Health and Well Being – Chevron
  21. Best Company in Education – Promasidor
  22. Best Company in Promotion of Gender Equality – Etisalat
  23. Best Company in Affordable and Clean Energy – Investec Bank
  24. Overall winner of the SERAs CSR Award Africa 2016 – Investec Bank

The Queen’s Young Leaders 2017

The Queen’s Young Leaders Award recognises and celebrates exceptional people aged 18-29 from across the Commonwealth, who are taking the lead in their communities and using their skills to transform lives.

Winners of The Queen’s Young Leaders Award 2017

  1. Bukola Bolarinwa – Bukola has encouraged thousands of new people to come forward and give blood, by raising awareness of the life-saving importance of blood donation.
  2. Nasir Yammama – Nasir is harnessing the power of simple, low-cost technologies to help local farmers produce more crops and increase their sales.

2016 Social Innovators Programme and Awards (SIPA)

Three Fellows; Buba Imrana, founder of My TV My School Initiative; Adeloye Olarenwaju, founder of SaferMom and Okocha Nkem, founder of Mamamonrize won 1,000,000 each at the 2016 Social Innovators Programme and Awards (SIPA), organised by Leadership, Effectiveness, Accountability and Professionalism (LEAP) Africa, in partnership with Union Bank Nigeria Plc