Winning PEARL Awards, just like all noteworthy recognitions, instils a sense of pride and honour in me, knowing that my work is seen and recognised. And it also serves as a propeller to do more and do better because people whose opinions matter are watching

Mr. Omoboyede Olusanya - Group Managing Director/CEO, Flour Mills Nigeria Plc.

As we look forward to the next chapter in the economic development of Nigeria, “PEARL Awards @ 30” should serve as a reminder that excellence is not an accident but a result of deliberate strategy, consistent effort, and the courage to lead through uncertainty

Dr. Emomotimi Agama - Director-General Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

I don’t use to take most Awards seriously but over time, I came to know that PEARL Awards is real from the first time we won the awards. I learnt that the Award is recognised internationally. That tells me that the integrity of PEARL Awards has will be found in anyone that is associated with the Awards

Mr. Johnson Idowu - Former MD/CEO, BOC Gases Nig (now Industrial & Medical Gases Nig, IMG)

The sustainability of the PEARL Awards is largely due to its integrity, which begins with the caliber of the board members and our commitment to fairness for all. When we present the awards, you will see that there are verifiable reasons, indices, and factors that everybody knows are very transparent.

Alhaji (Dr.) Faruk Umar - Chairman, PEARL Awards Board of Governors

We get awards and nominations from lots of institutions but most of the time we don’t respond to maybe 90% of those nominations and awards. But for PEARL Awards, we single them out as a credible organisation and the award is worthy of us being part of it. That is why whenever they say we won, we ensured we were there to take the award and fully participated. That is the extent of our trust in PEARL Awards and the organisation behind the awards.

Mr. Olugbenga Ladipo - Managing Director/CEO, Academy Press Plc