The VIA programme has already made an impact globally, having been implemented in 43 countries and reaching over 924,000 young people. By focusing on road safety awareness among students under the age of 18, TotalEnergies and NNPC are addressing a critical issue that affects many families and communities.

Key facts about the programme:

• The programme targets 600 students across three states in Nigeria.
• It aims to promote road safety awareness among youth under 18 years old.
• Students will participate from 30 public secondary schools.

Moyosola Areola, a representative from TotalEnergies, emphasized the importance of this initiative: “The VIA Safe Mobility for Young People programme goes beyond teaching road safety; it is about empowering young people to understand their environment and take responsibility for safer journeys.” This statement underscores the program’s dual focus on education and empowerment.

But what does this mean for the future? By equipping students with knowledge and a platform to act, TotalEnergies and NNPC hope to cultivate a generation that champions safer mobility within their communities. Observers believe this could lead to long-term cultural shifts in how young people perceive road safety.

TotalEnergies Marketing Nigeria Plc reported a pretax profit of N1.9 billion in Q1 2026, reflecting a significant year-on-year increase of 70.58%. While revenue dipped slightly to N197.1 billion, the company remains committed to social initiatives like this one, indicating a balance between profitability and corporate social responsibility.

This program not only highlights the corporate commitment of TotalEnergies but also reflects broader trends in corporate engagement with social issues in Nigeria. As these companies invest in community programs, they contribute to building safer environments for future generations.

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