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BCG Embarks on Beach Clean Up to Mark World Health Day 2022

L-R: Oumar Toure, Project Leader, BCG Nigeria; Tolu Oyekan, Managing Director, Partner and Head of BCG Nigeria; Morenikeji Akinseye, Business Analyst, BCG Nigeria; and Tolu Aina, Project Leader, BCG Nigeria, at the Beach Clean Up exercise to commemorate World Health Day 2022 at Oniru Beach, Lagos recently.

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