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Axxela hits 10m LTI free manhours

Axxela  Limited, a leading gas and power portfolio company in sub-Saharan Africa, has achieved 10 million Lost Time Injury (LTI)-free manhours across its operations as of April 2026. This outstanding

Axxela hits 10m LTI free manhours
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April 28, 2026byThe Nation
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Axxela  Limited, a leading gas and power portfolio company in sub-Saharan Africa, has achieved 10 million Lost Time Injury (LTI)-free manhours across its operations as of April 2026.

This outstanding milestone represents millions of hours of operational activity completed without a single lost-time injury, a testament to Axxela’s robust systems and embedded culture of environmental, health, and safety (EHS), driven by strong leadership and safety initiatives.

Speaking on the achievement, Director of Corporate Operations, Tuoyo Ejueyitchie, said, “Ten million LTI-free manhours is not just a number; it’s a reflection of who we are as an organisation.

At Axxela, we believe everyone deserves to return home safely every day. This milestone underscores the discipline, vigilance, and shared responsibility that define our operations. As we continue to expand our infrastructure across Africa, our commitment to a zero-harm workplace remains non-negotiable.”

Also commenting, Head, Environmental, Health, Safety & Sustainability (EHSS), John Okoro stated, “Our Environmental, Occupational, Health and Safety objectives, anchored on ISO management systems, continuous hazard identification, and a proactive incident-prevention culture, have been instrumental to this achievement. We have built a reporting culture where near misses are celebrated as learning opportunities; hazards are identified before they escalate, and everyone is empowered to stop an unsafe act. This milestone validates our approach and strengthens our resolve to achieve a truly incident-free workplace”.

Axxela remains committed to a safety-first culture, continuously reinforcing accountability and driving improvement across its operations. The accomplishment reflects the dedication, discipline, and teamwork of every employee at every level, from senior leadership to frontline teams.

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