Get Guardian on GoogleBeta Glass Plc, the largest glass container manufacturer in West and Central Africa, has reinforced its commitment to employee’s health and wellbeing through the 2026 edition of its #FromGreenToPink campaign. Launched in 2025, #FromGreenToPink is the company’s breast cancer campaign that focuses on women’s health and the importance of good environmental and sustainability practices.
Held in commemoration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, popularly known as Pinktober, the initiative focused on an important aspect of preventive healthcare: ensuring that people have access to credible information about breast cancer and are encouraged to take appropriate steps towards early detection. This year’s campaign featured an employee sensitisation session, breast cancer screenings across three Beta Glass locations and an awareness walk in Lagos.
The campaign commenced with a virtual breast cancer awareness session, during which healthcare professionals educated employees on breast cancer risk factors, potential warning signs, the importance of regular screening and the need to seek timely medical advice. The interactive session also provided an opportunity for employees to ask questions, address common misconceptions and gain practical information to support proactive healthcare.
Building on the awareness session, Beta Glass, in collaboration with its Health Maintenance Organisation (HMO) partner, conducted breast cancer screening exercises at its headquarters in Victoria Island, Lagos, and manufacturing plants in Agbara, Ogun State, and Ughelli, Delta State.
By providing screening services at its facilities, the company sought to make preventive healthcare more accessible and encourage employees to translate awareness into action.
Sharing her experience, Quality Assurance Specialist at Beta Glass’ Ughelli Plant, Diseye Famita Goni, said: “I was very happy because I had never had this experience before. I had never been anywhere that provided free access to breast cancer screening.”
Extending the campaign beyond the workplace, Beta Glass employees also participated in a breast cancer awareness walk from the company’s Lagos Head Office in Victoria Island to Sandfill Bus stop. Carrying branded campaign materials and awareness messages along the route, employees encouraged conversations about breast cancer, the importance of early detection and the need for regular screening and timely medical attention. Representatives of Eti-Osa Local Council also joined the awareness walk.
Speaking on the campaign, Taiwo Olaitan, Health Education and Information Officer, Eti-Osa LGA, commended Beta Glass for promoting breast cancer awareness and preventive healthcare.
Commenting on the campaign, HR Director, Beta Glass Plc, Gladys Umoh, said: “Awareness is most valuable when people feel equipped and encouraged to act on what they have learnt. Through #FromGreenToPink, we are creating opportunities for our employees to access reliable health information and screening services within a supportive environment. We want our people to understand the importance of early detection and feel empowered to make informed decisions about their health.”
The 2026 edition of #FromGreenToPink builds on Beta Glass’ ongoing efforts to promote employee health and wellbeing. By combining medical education, access to screening services and public awareness activities, the company continues to encourage proactive healthcare practices among its employees while extending important health messages to the wider community.
