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Pinnacle Backs Health Sponsors Enugu City International Marathon

Leading energy company, Pinnacle Oil and Gas Limited, has thrown its weight behind the Enugu City International Marathon as the official energy partner of the 2026 edition, reinforcing its commitment

Pinnacle Oil and Gas Limited, a leading energy company, has announced its sponsorship of the Enugu City International Marathon for the 2026 edition. This decision underscores the company's dedication to promoting health, wellness, and positive social impact in Nigeria. The marathon, organized by Nilayo Sports Management Limited and endorsed by the Enugu State Government, aims to foster athletic excellence, healthy living, tourism, and community engagement, positioning Enugu as a premier destination for international sports tourism.

In a statement, Pinnacle's Managing Director and CEO, Adenike Labinjo, emphasized that the company's support for the marathon aligns with its broader Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) goals. Labinjo stated that Pinnacle believes the nation's strength lies not only in its infrastructure and economic growth but also in the wellbeing, potential, and aspirations of its people.

This belief is at the heart of Pinnacle's ESG philosophy, particularly its commitment to creating positive social impact in the communities it serves.

Labinjo further explained that while Pinnacle's business is centered around providing reliable lubricants, petroleum products, and services to industries, businesses, and communities, the company recognizes the importance of an equally significant movement towards healthier lives, stronger communities, and a more productive future. This partnership with the Enugu City International Marathon is, therefore, a natural extension of Pinnacle's commitment to ESG principles.

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