The bars, clubs, the street is poping ORIJIN.

How it all Began
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Orijin entered the market barely a year ago in a low key, but within a short period it has punctured the market share of existing brands in the bitter market like Alomo, Osomo and Ogidiga.

At one of the early events in Port-Harcourt organised to introduce it to consumers, the company's former Managing Director, Mr. Seni Adetu, under whom the product was developed, said Orijin was a drink that would appeal to the modern African who wanted to enjoy the best things of life while still holding on to their African roots. "Guinness Nigeria has a tradition of continuously delivering great brands to our consumers and Orijin is a quality brand that will not only bring excitement to consumers but also give them the opportunity to connect with their heritage. It is a vibrant yet rooted brand - a celebration of modern African culture which embodies all that is alive and exciting in Africa today. With a refreshingly unique taste, Orijin is the flavoured alcoholic drink our consumers deserve," Adetu stated.

Prior to the launch, various African drums were placed across Port Harcourt and different cultural troops entertained crowds at the 'place of the drums'. The cultural troops were at their best as they displayed fascinating dance steps which enchanted the expectant crowd.


With its vast distribution channel, Guinness has in a short term, taken Orijin just about everywhere and has also succeeded in winning reasonable population of converts who turned themselves into advocates for the brand. In Lagos for instance, people have been seen buying cartons of the drink and using same for special occasions.

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d alcoholic or non alcoholic orijin

True, I love that drink die.

Abeg mama shade, give me 3 bottle of origin n.1 plate of pepper soup n dis my gal 1 malt and 1 plate of pepper soup...#no shaking

if its being sold for 200 naira, every other beer will go extinct

e fun wa l'orijin onike o, emi fe sokale...dat qdot guy really knws hw to market drinks