Joining fellow Nigerians in commemorating the nation’s 64th anniversary of independence this year is Japan Tobacco International Nigeria (JTI).
Thank you for visiting The Vestigator, don't forget to share!
The company reaffirms its faith in Nigeria in a statement honouring the national milestone, emphasising that JTI is dedicated to the shared goal of enabling Nigeria to reach its economic potential. This is consistent with the business’s drive for innovation and quality, which has fuelled its rapid expansion.
The corporation emphasises unity among variety in an Independence Day message that reads, “Our Nigerianess is in our Commitment to Collective Prosperity.” This is because sustained economic success is the cornerstone that leads to national progress. This is exemplified by the spirit of unity among the staff members of the organisation, who, in keeping with JTI Nigeria’s basic ideals, united despite their diverse cultural backgrounds to celebrate Independence Day.
As a part of JTI Worldwide, which has employees in over 130 countries, and having been recognised as a “Top Global Employer” for ten years running, along with regional certifications in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East, JTI Nigeria is well-positioned to advance the Nigerian cause by providing inspiring career opportunities and promoting equal opportunities for women and men.
Thomas Adams, the General Manager of JTI Nigeria, believes that the nation’s Independence Day represents a significant turning point in its history since it honours the visionary leaders who tirelessly pursued the emancipation of their people, modelling behaviour that is admirable.
He stated that the company’s 50th anniversary of independence highlights the outstanding work of the nation’s nationalists towards a single objective and emphasises the necessity of a progressive front that defies all odds for the sake of expansion.
JTI Nigeria shares this view, believing that everyone benefits from open, just, and inclusive societies and that everyone should be able to take part in the social, cultural, and economic life of their local communities.
