Emmanuel Clement
Worldwide Technologies Limited, a leading Nigerian company, has been honored with the Civil Society Plaque of Honour for Transparency and Public Accountability.
The award, presented by the National Civil Society Coalition on Transparency and Public Accountability (NCSCTPA) under the leadership of the Centre for Leadership and Creative Entrepreneurs in Africa Ltd/GTE (CELCE-AFRICA), recognizes the company’s commitment to integrity, accountability, and excellence in Nigeria’s manufacturing sector.
The official presentation ceremony, held at the company’s Lagos office, brought together civil society leaders, corporate stakeholders, and members of the press to witness the recognition of a company that has consistently demonstrated integrity, accountability, and excellence in Nigeria’s manufacturing ecosystem.
The plaque was formally presented to Mr. Nse Enoch, Managing Director/CEO of Worldwide Technologies Limited, who received the honour on behalf of the company’s management and staff.
In his keynote speech, Amb. Kingsley Enwelim Nwanze, Director General/CEO of CELCE-AFRICA and Lead Convener of NCSCTPA, described the award as a celebration of principle-driven corporate leadership.
He said “This plaque is more than an award. It is civil society’s seal of affirmation that transparency and accountability are not abstract values. Rather, they are practical, measurable, and impactful.”
“When practiced diligently, as Worldwide Technologies Limited has done, they elevate companies, industries, and indeed, the nation.”
Amb.Nwanze noted that for over 40 years, Worldwide Technologies Limited has been a trusted one-stop shop for pharmaceutical machinery and supplies, and the Nigerian representative of world-class engineering and manufacturing firms.
He emphasised that their impact,has spans across critical sectors including pharmaceuticals, food, beverages, cosmetics, and chemicals—industries vital to Nigeria’s diversification and growth.
The DG went further to commend the company for upholding transparency in service delivery, accountability in client relations, and reliability in corporate governance—values that position it as a role model in the Nigerian manufacturing sector.
Accepting the plaque, Mr. Nse Enoch expressed profound appreciation to the coalition for the recognition, assuring that Worldwide Technologies Limited will continue to strengthen its commitment to ethical practices and industry excellence.
Investigator news reports that the event also underscored the ongoing advocacy efforts of CELCE-AFRICA to promote people-centric leadership and corporate accountability across Nigeria.
Nwanze used the occasion to call for support in distributing CELCE-AFRICA’s latest publication, “Rethinking Leadership through Design: A Pathway for People-Centric Leadership”, as part of the drive to nurture leaders who embody the values being celebrated.
The ceremony ended with a resounding affirmation from civil society that transparency and accountability remain the foundation for sustainable industrial growth in Nigeria.
