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October 17, 2024AdvertorialNewsSpecial ProjectSpecial Report

Techno Oil, others bag BOI award for integrity

 

Techno Oil Ltd has bagged the Bank of Industry (BoI) award for high ethical standards and integrity in their business operations.

The company was honoured alongside May & Baker, Emzor Pharmaceuticals, Poly Products Nigeria Ltd., Falcon Corporation Ltd., Lucky Fibre Ltd. and Dantata Plastics Ltd and other leading companies last week.

The companies were lauded for repaying loans granted to them on schedule and showing outstanding character in repaying various credit facilities granted to them over the years.

The companies were inducted into the Hall of Fame at a ceremony presided over by the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the BOI, Mr. Olasupo Olusi, in Lagos.

In his remarks, the BOI MD noted that the ceremony was part of activities lined up by the BOI to roundoff Customer Service Week, which was commemorated nationwide this week.

He said, “We proudly honour our Hall of Fame inductees for their resilience in managing credit risk. These customers have exemplified outstanding commitment and trust, embodying what it means to be resilient and driving success alongside us.”

Olusi further described the companies as pillars of excellence adding that the bank and the companies would remain partners in progress.

Commenting on the honour, the Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Techno Oil, Mrs. Nkechi Obi appreciated BOI for recognizing integrity in organization which stands as a pillar in their business.

She said that Techno Oil had maintained an unwavering commitment to ethical operations, integrity, safety and flawless operational standards since it commenced operations.

Obi said that the company would continue to add value to its customers and stakeholders and would also sustain its position as Nigeria’s leading player in the downstream.

According to her, the induction into the BoI Hall of Fame will spur the company to do more for the growth and development of the Nigerian economy.

“We will sustain our position as Nigeria’s number one energy solutions provider and keep our vision and mission as an ethical company,’’ she said.

Techno Oil, founded in 1997 has more than 500 employees with operational offices in parts of the country.

The company had clinched various awards in the past, including the Lifetime Oil & Gas Achievement Award, awarded at the Nigeria International Energy Summit.

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