On April 29, 2026, the grounds of the prestigious Lycée Classique d'Abidjan resonated with the sounds of prevention. As part of its national program "Oryx Gas Safety Tour," the company Oryx Energies conducted a large-scale awareness campaign on the use of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) among students.

Educating young people to make homes safer

The initiative is not only informative, but also civic-minded. The idea is simple: to transform students into safety ambassadors within their families. By learning the right safety practices now, these young people reduce the risk of domestic accidents, both for themselves and for their future households.

"This knowledge will serve you today and tomorrow. Dear students, remember this advice well: you are thus participating in the protection of your families." — Kouakou Sibiri , Deputy Head of School.

One ambition: "Zero accidents"

For Ba Sékou , Managing Director of Oryx Energies Côte d'Ivoire, safety is a shared responsibility. Although gas is an essential everyday tool, its handling requires rigorous vigilance. The company's stated objective is clear: to achieve zero accidents related to misuse.

Key points for raising awareness:

1. Practical demonstrations: Handling of regulators and checking of hoses.
2. Behaviors to avoid: Identifying bad habits that lead to leaks.
3. Community role: To encourage students to share these tips with their friends and family.

A deployment across the entire territory

The visit to the Lycée Classique is just one stop on a much larger tour. To maximize the impact of this campaign, caravans are traveling through neighborhoods, markets, and other social structures across the country.

1. Key milestones: Sikensi and the Marie-Thérèse orphanage in Abengourou.
2. Actors involved: Societal and environmental leaders for an educational and sustainable approach.

Thanks to this proximity, Oryx Energies hopes to forge a new generation of users who are aware, responsible and proactive in the face of domestic risks.