Mamador gifts determined Food Hawker with a new mobile kitchen!

Remember Jossy? The Nigerian graduate whose story went viral as she revealed she earned good money from selling food with a wheelbarrow? Well, there’s more news to celebrate! Josephine not only inspired people with her story, but also attracted the attention of food giants, Mamador.



Josephine’s hard work was rewarded as the Mamador team visited her in Abuja to present her with a brand new mobile kitchen as part of the Mamador Empowerment Initiative for food entrepreneurs. The gifts did not stop there, Josephine was also gifted with Mamador products, ranging from the Cooking Oil, Seasoning and Margarine; and other branded gift items. Going through the stress of pushing her food around is now a thing of the past, thanks to Mamador.


Speaking at the official presentation, Category Development Manager, PZ Wilmar Food Ltd, Toyin Popoola-Dania said that Josephine’s story was inspiring, stating that the brand was impressed by her drive to support herself, her family and also improve her standard of living.

“We came across Josephine’s story and were instantly impressed by her resourcefulness and positive personality. As we have done in the past providing support for small businesses such as hers, we would like to press forward with our empowerment initiative hence, the initiative to reach out to Josephine. This is in line with Mamador’s purpose to ensure consumers have access to healthy and tasty meals at all times. Josephine can now invigorate her family and customers with healthy and tasty food options, courtesy Mamador Oil, Seasoning and Margarine; and with the mobile kitchen, she can drive more efficiency to her business as she makes her meal on-the-go. The mobile kitchen gives her better mobility to reach more people and be more productive,” she said.




Josephine, who couldn’t contain her joy, was full of praise for Mamador and everyone who shared her story and made it go viral.

Penaldo:
For me, I have been surviving as a barber since I finished youth service

Penaldo:
For me, I have been surviving as a barber since I finished youth service

cnwamo:
Nothing beats a legitimate income. It gives of peace of mind. She’s a role model especially in times like this when people no longer frown at questionable wealth but are more interested in what you bring to the table not how you got it.

cnwamo:
Nothing beats a legitimate income. It gives peace of mind. She’s a role model especially in times like this when people no longer frown at questionable wealth but are more interested in what you bring to the table not how you got it.