To promote road safety and reduce crashes, International Breweries PLC (IBPLC), through the intervention of AB InBev Foundation, has reinforced its commitment to safer roads by installing 35 cautionary road signages and donation of 1,000 reflective jackets to the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC).
These interventions target key cities such as Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Ilesha, Onitsha and Sagamu/Abeokuta, which host some of the country’s busiest highways.
The Corporate Affairs & Regulatory Director, International Breweries PLC, Temitope Oguntokun, said: “As a socially responsible organisation, we are committed to the safety of lives and property. By working closely with FRSC, we aim to address critical road safety challenges and reduce preventable accidents across Nigeria’s highways. This initiative is a testament to our dedication to sustainable development and the well-being of our society.”Related News
Continuing, she said: “The partnership demonstrates how collaborative efforts can enhance road safety in the country. The reflective jackets and cautionary signages will save lives and improve compliance with road safety regulations.”
Receiving the donation, FRSC’s Sector Commander, Lagos State Sector Command, Kehinde Hamzat, hailed the efforts of International Breweries and AB InBev Foundation.
Besides FRSC, International Breweries also partnered National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) and drivers, who regularly ply the busy roads.
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