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Julius Berger Wins 9th Consecutive Construction Sector Leadership Award For Excellence, Resilience
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, a leading engineering and construction company, has once again demonstrated its leadership and unwavering excellence in the construction industry by securing first place in the Building and Construction Services category of the 2024 TOP 50 BRANDS NIGERIA rankings.
Julius Berger’s ninth consecutive year of dominance in this category demonstrates the brand’s commitment to providing world-class construction services in Nigeria.
Julius Berger ranked 20th overall in this year’s rankings, continues to set the standard in Nigeria’s construction sector. The company’s consistent performance reflects its innovative approach, strong project execution, and commitment to quality, which have earned it the trust and confidence of clients nationwide, both private and public.
According to Mr Taiwo Oluboyede, Chief Executive Officer of TOP 50 BRANDS NIGERIA, at the public presentation of its annual report in Lagos on Monday, Julius Berger’s ability to maintain this prestigious position year after year demonstrates its role as a critical driver of Nigerian infrastructure development. The company’s remarkable achievement at the 2024 TOP 50 BRANDS NIGERIA® reinforces its long-standing influence and leadership in the industry, positioning it as a key player in the country’s growth and development.
Oluboyede expressed excitement for the 2024 edition of the TOP 50 BRANDS NIGERIA® ranking, which recognises the country’s most influential and valuable brands. He stated that this year’s list demonstrates enduring leadership qualities. This year’s list demonstrates the resilience, innovation, and enduring relevance of brands that continue to shape Nigeria’s economy, particularly during difficult times.
Oluboyede revealed at the event that Nigerian brands accounted for 24 spots on the top brands list this year, while international brands held 26 positions, accounting for 52% of the total. He also mentioned that the 2024 list saw the entry of two new brands, Opay Nigeria and Flutterwave, which made their debut in the annual Top 50 evaluation. He stated that these new entrants demonstrate the growing role of fintech and digital payment platforms in shaping Nigeria’s economic future.
Julius Berger and 13 other brands retained their positions from the previous year, demonstrating consistent performance and consumer trust, according to the 2024 report.
The CEO of TOP 50 BRANDS NIGERIA® praised the brands’ exceptional performance resilience, especially in light of the current economic challenges. “These brands deserve recognition, especially in times like this. Many businesses have struggled over the last year, with some leaving Nigeria and others barely surviving. However, the majority of these brands have demonstrated the resilient Naija spirit by weathering the storms and remaining optimistic about the future. He went on to say, “Tough times never last, but tough people do.” It is in times like this that you can tell the difference between boys and men, as these brands have demonstrated.”
The 2024 TOP 50 BRANDS NIGERIA® list celebrates excellence, resilience, and the unwavering pursuit of growth. As these brands continue to innovate and adapt, they define what it means to be a top brand in Nigeria. We look forward to seeing their continued success and contribution to Nigeria’s economic development in the years ahead, he said.
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