Urhonigbe, Edo – Rubber Estates Nigeria Limited (RENL), Nigeria's leading producer of natural rubber last Thursday in Urhonigbe, Orhionmwon local government area of Edo state marked its HSE/Ethics Day.
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‎The event, held at the company's Urhonigbe site focused on promoting safer work practices, environmental cleanliness, and ethical behavior in the workplace.
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‎As part of RENL's ongoing efforts to boost staff awareness and uphold high standards, the day featured engaging presentations, discussions, and awards.
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‎Employees presented on key topics including environmental hygiene, workplace safety protocols, and child labor awareness, equipping colleagues with practical strategies to mitigate risks and align with the company's ethical commitments.
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‎Delivering remarks on behalf of the Managing Director, Welfare Coordinator Festus Ishiekwene emphasized that safety and integrity form the bedrock of a productive and disciplined environment.
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‎He encouraged strict adherence to safety guidelines, immediate hazard reporting, cleanliness maintenance, and honest task execution to cultivate responsibility and protect the workforce.britannica.com
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‎A standout moment was the "Cleanest Block Award," recognizing the residential block in Urhonigbe with the highest cleanliness standards.
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‎Winners received cash prizes to motivate sustained hygiene efforts and encourage others to prioritize tidy, safe living spaces.
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‎The event concluded on a positive note, with staff praising management's dedication to employee safety, ethical conduct, and well-being.
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‎RENL, a subsidiary of the global agribusiness group SIPH, operates extensive plantations across Edo and other states, consistently integrating such programs into its corporate social responsibility framework to support sustainable and responsible operations in Nigeria's rubber sector.
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