Leading engineering and construction company, Julius Berger Nigeria PLC, has once again demonstrated its reputation for quality delivery by securing two prestigious awards that highlight its outstanding performance in the industry.
The company received the Road Construction Company of the Year Award at the Multi-Modal Transportation Safety Conference in Nigeria organised by Transport Day Newspaper. Same day, the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) honoured Julius Berger with an Award of Excellence in recognition of its significant contributions to the advancement of engineering practice and infrastructure development in Nigeria.
At the Transport Day conference attended by major stakeholders in the transportation and logistics sector, including representatives from the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC), and Lagos State University’s School of Transportation and Logistics the organisers praised Julius Berger’s consistent excellence. The publisher of the newspaper described the awards as proof of the company’s unwavering commitment to quality and professionalism. According to the organisers, Julius Berger continues to excel regardless of project complexity, as reflected in landmark projects such as the Bodo-Bonny Road and the Lagos-Opebi-Mende Road.
Delivering the keynote address, the Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, emphasised the need for a fully integrated multimodal transportation system in Nigeria. He highlighted the importance of linking road, rail, maritime, pipeline, and aviation systems to drive national economic growth. Dr. Oyeyemi congratulated the award recipients and urged them to sustain their contributions toward improving the sector.
The event attracted a wide range of industry dignitaries, including the Chief Operating Officer, Mark Onuchi; Assistant General Manager of Public Affairs and Family Assistant at the Nigeria Safety Investigation Bureau, Oluchi Damisa; Registrar/CEO of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN), Igwe Kingsley; Director of Public Affairs at LASTMA, Adebayo Taofiq; Deputy Director of the Maritime Safety Agency, Yusuf Rasheedat Abiodun; Dean of LASU’s School of Transport and Logistics, Prof. Ogochukwu Ugboma; and Deputy Corps Commander Akpobome J. Efefie, among others.
The award was received on behalf of Julius Berger by Region West Technical Officer, Engr. Rasheedat Anifowoshe and Civil Engineer Kolawole Olaleye.
The recognition underscores Julius Berger’s enduring commitment to delivering high-quality road infrastructure and engineering solutions that enhance safety, economic growth, and connectivity across Nigeria. Through the successful execution of major road and bridge projects nationwide, the company continues to play a pivotal role in strengthening the country’s transportation network.
The honour further reinforces Julius Berger’s standing as a leading construction company and acknowledges its contributions to the development of Nigeria’s transport infrastructure.
At the other event organised by the Nigerian Society of Engineers, Lagos Branch, held at the University of Lagos and themed Building Nigeria from Within, Julius Berger was presented with an Award of Excellence for its unwavering excellence in project delivery nationwide.
The program brought together engineering professionals and industry stakeholders to examine the role of local expertise, innovation, and technical excellence in national development.
In her remarks, the Chairman of NSE Lagos Branch, Engr. Olukorede Kesha, commended Julius Berger for consistently delivering high-quality infrastructure projects across the country. She highlighted notable projects such as the Opebi-Mende Road in Lagos and several flyover bridges in Port Harcourt, noting their positive impact on mobility, urban development, and economic activities.
The company’s profile was also spotlighted, emphasizing its position as an integrated construction firm known for executing complex projects using advanced engineering techniques and certified quality management systems. Its continuous investment in innovation, workforce training, and capacity development was identified as a key factor driving its leadership in Nigeria’s construction industry.
In her vote of thanks, Project Coordinator, Engr. Fatima Kosemani expressed appreciation for the recognition and reaffirmed Julius Berger’s commitment to supporting the engineering sector through excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement.