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Nestlé Appoints Egbebi Corporate Communications, Sustainability Manager

Ayodeji Ake Nestlé Nigeria Plc has appointed Toritseju Egbebi as its Corporate Communications and Sustainability Manager, effective November 1, following the retirement of Victoria Uwadoka after 10 years of service

Nestlé Nigeria has appointed Toritseju Egbebi as its new Corporate Communications and Sustainability Manager, effective November 1. This appointment follows the retirement of Victoria Uwadoka, who served the company for 10 years. Egbebi, who currently holds the position of Corporate Affairs Manager, has over 18 years of experience in public relations and corporate communications. She has worked in various sectors including technology, financial services, and consumer goods.

At Nestlé Nigeria, Egbebi has been instrumental in enhancing the company's reputation, managing public affairs and stakeholder engagement, and advancing the company's Nestlé for Good platform. This platform focuses on nutrition, community development, and environmental sustainability. Her appointment follows the retirement of Uwadoka, who led the company's corporate communications and sustainability initiatives over the past decade.

Under her leadership, the company covered a wide range of areas including nutrition, youth empowerment, agriculture, water stewardship, and community development. Uwadoka also played a significant role in employee engagement and the advancement of Nestlé's Creating Shared Value agenda.

Commenting on the leadership transition, Wassim Elhusseini, Nestlé Nigeria's Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, expressed appreciation for Uwadoka's contributions and confidence in Egbebi's ability to build upon the company's progress.

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