Julius Berger Clinches 2026 Reputation, Influence Award
"The recognition was given by the advisory board, management of the summit and the selection committee of the Third Nigeria Digital PR Awards." McMedal, Chief Executive of NDPRS.
.... Describes Julius Berger as "a benchmark for reputation management in Nigeria's construction sector."
"The Nigeria Digital PR Summit, regarded as a platform for digital communications professionals in sub-Saharan Africa, brings together public relations practitioners, marketers, media experts, content creators and industry leaders to discuss emerging trends and best practices in digital engagement."
Leading engineering construction company, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, has won the Construction Sector Reputation and Influence Award at the 2026 Nigeria Digital PR Summit (NDPRS) Awards Gala in Lagos, in recognition of its corporate reputation, media visibility and stakeholder engagement.
The award, presented at the event held last weekend, acknowledged the company's sustained efforts in brand management, positive public perception and strategic communication within Nigeria's construction and infrastructure industry.
Chief Executive of NDPRS, Segun McMedal, said Julius Berger distinguished itself through its consistent media presence and ability to maintain a strong corporate image over the years.
McMedal, who announced the award, said the recognition was given by the advisory board, management of the summit and the selection committee of the Third Nigeria Digital PR Awards.
He described Julius Berger as a benchmark for reputation management in Nigeria's construction sector, noting that its commitment to effective communication and stakeholder engagement had earned it the recognition.
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Receiving the award on behalf of the company's Director of Administration, Dr Abdulaziz Kaita, the Human Resources Manager, Mr Chisom Albert, expressed appreciation to the organisers.
Albert said the recognition would encourage the company to sustain its standards and improve its engagement with stakeholders.
He added that such awards reinforced organisational values, strengthened workplace culture and motivated teams to pursue excellence.
According to him, the award demonstrated that the company's efforts to maintain meaningful media relationships and engage stakeholders were yielding positive results.
A media communications consultant, Yemi Badejo-Okusanya, also congratulated Julius Berger, describing the recognition as well deserved.
He said the company's reputation was underpinned by its combination of established engineering principles, modern methodologies and innovative solutions in building, infrastructure and industrial projects.
Badejo-Okusanya noted that the company's extensive resources, technical expertise and years of experience had enabled it to execute complex construction projects, including those in remote locations and under challenging environmental conditions and tight schedules.
He added that Julius Berger's involvement across the various stages of project delivery, from planning and procurement to design, engineering, construction, maintenance and operation, had contributed to its role in delivering some of Nigeria's significant infrastructure projects, industrial facilities and buildings.
The consultant also commended the company's media relations team, noting that sustaining a strong corporate image required strategic communication and consistent engagement with the media.
He congratulated the team for its contribution to the company's public reputation and expressed optimism that the recognition would inspire further achievements.
Badejo-Okusanya also congratulated other organisations nominated for the awards, describing their nominations as a mark of achievement, while acknowledging that only some could emerge with trophies.
Similarly, the Registrar and Secretary to Council of the National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria, Thelma Okoh, congratulated Julius Berger on the award.
Okoh urged the company's communications team to sustain the momentum and work towards greater accomplishments in 2027.
The Nigeria Digital PR Summit, regarded as a platform for digital communications professionals in sub-Saharan Africa, brings together public relations practitioners, marketers, media experts, content creators and industry leaders to discuss emerging trends and best practices in digital engagement.
The 2026 awards gala, themed “Art of Influence,” featured cultural performances and networking sessions, attracting professionals from Nigeria's communications, marketing and corporate sectors.
Julius Berger was represented at the event by Manager, Human Resources, Chisom Albert; Senior Quantity Surveyor, Mrs Nneka Anyanwu; Manager, Media Relations, Osedebamen Isibor; and Assistant Media Relations Officer, Jeffrey Ibeh.



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