By Ayomide Otitoju
JMG Limited has marked its 28th anniversary, highlighting nearly three decades of delivering engineering solutions and contributing to community development across Nigeria.
Since its establishment in June 1998, the company has expanded its operations to meet evolving industrial and commercial needs, providing services in power generation, electrical infrastructure, cooling systems, elevators and escalators, compressed air solutions, and renewable energy.
The company said its projects continue to support critical sectors of the economy with reliable infrastructure and forward-looking engineering solutions.
Among its notable projects is the provision of an integrated power infrastructure system for the African Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE) in Abuja. The facility is designed to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply for critical healthcare operations, including surgical theatres and advanced medical equipment.
JMG also delivered vertical transportation systems at the J.K. Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History in Lagos, installing elevators and escalators to improve accessibility and mobility within the cultural facility.
Beyond infrastructure development, the company said it remains committed to community engagement through support initiatives in Primary Healthcare Centres in Ketu and Bariga, aimed at improving access to healthcare services.
The organisation has also implemented outreach programmes for orphanage homes, providing essential supplies and welfare support for vulnerable children.
Chief Commercial Officer Rabi Jammal said the anniversary reflects not only business growth but also the impact created through partnerships with clients, communities and stakeholders.
Looking ahead, JMG said it remains focused on strengthening infrastructure delivery, expanding technical capacity, and supporting Nigeria’s broader industrial and economic development.
