British American Tobacco Nigeria has appointed Ruth Owojaiye as director of corporate & regulatory affairs, strengthening its leadership team as regulatory conversations around business operations, sustainability, and public policy continue to evolve in Nigeria.
Owojaiye brings more than two decades of experience spanning manufacturing, consulting, legal practice, fiscal policy, and regulatory affairs. Her appointment reflects the increasing importance companies are placing on stakeholder engagement, compliance, and policy alignment in a rapidly changing business environment.
The role places her at the centre of corporate engagement and regulatory strategy for the company, particularly at a time when businesses operating in highly regulated industries are navigating shifting policies, sustainability expectations, and broader economic reforms.
Her experience across multiple sectors is expected to support British American Tobacco Nigeria’s engagement with policymakers, industry stakeholders, and regulatory institutions while contributing to conversations around responsible business practices and long-term industry growth.
The appointment also signals the company’s continued focus on strengthening institutional relationships and maintaining active participation in policy discussions shaping Nigeria’s corporate landscape.
Business Verge congratulates Ruth Owojaiye on her appointment and looks forward to seeing her contributions to corporate governance, regulatory engagement, and sustainable business development in Nigeria.
