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As a brand ambassador for Gordon’s, Wurld is set to inspire fans and G&T lovers to pause and enjoy the best of both worlds. See more photos from the refreshingly vibrant party.

Gordon’s has announced Wurld as its brand ambassador in Nigeria. The announcement was made on Sunday at the sign-on party organized by the Dry Gin brand at HOV Beach House Ilashe, Lagos.

Gordon’s, the world’s number one gin, curated an ideal experience for Wurld and friends to reconnect, celebrate and enjoy GINnovative ways to enjoy G & T. The announcement party featured fun beach games, indulgent gourmet food, masseuses on site, and people enjoying G & T to the tune of Wurld’s hits.

Commenting on the announcement, Abi Ipaye, Senior Brand Manager, White Spirits, Guinness Nigeria, explained, “Gordon’s has been present in people’s lives and has travelled the globe as an inherently joyful brand. Our partnership with Wurld, the prince of afro-soul, brings together two brands united in appreciation of the zest for life. We look forward to co-creating amazing experiences with Wurld for consumers”

As a brand ambassador for Gordon’s, Wurld is set to inspire fans and G&T lovers to pause and enjoy the best of both worlds. See more photos from the refreshingly vibrant party.

To keep up with Gordon’s experiences, follow @gordonsmoringa on Instagram and look out for the hashtags #ShallWe #GordonsXWurld on social media.

Drink Responsibly. 18+

Exploring the notoriety of some law enforcement officers, their unchecked impunity and flagrant violation of the rights of Nigerians, Ibejii takes the world on a journey in his newly released EP, ‘Intermission’.

The six-track project is a collection of songs with themes relating to the problems of Nigerian youth who have openly expressed their dissatisfaction through protests in the last 18 months after being subjected to police intimidation, harassment, and torture.

They have since developed a peaceful, organic, decentralized, nonpartisan mass action across ethnic and religious lines on social media and through street protests.
Gonto, one of the songs on the project, is an afro-orchestral anthem that takes the listener on a journey that captures the casual insensitivity of the powerful and the daring of a new generation of believers whose defeat of fear make confrontation inevitable. The track is Ibejii's celebration of the ultimate victory of ordinary people over those who seeks to oppress and silence them.

He further described it as a tale of the victory of small masquerades in the face of a selfish big masquerade that will not let other voices rise.
Ibejii said the EP is his record of what he hopes would be a rare blip in the march of human advancement, a brief pause in transmission.

"Intermission is a six-track electro-soul EP that explores the emotional rollercoaster imposed by a global health pandemic, a global movement for racial justice, a campaign to end police brutality that ended in a crushing emotional event, and the daily challenge of keeping it together in aloneness, social isolation, and physical lockdown," he concluded.

The EP is spiced with other tuneful electro-soul tracks, including Running, Dae Soleil, Pandaminion, EndPunity and Happy Me.

Stream, download and enjoy Intermission by following this link: https://ibejii.hearnow.com/intermission
For more information about Ibejii, check out Ibejiimusic on social media.

Blackdeewhy:
Meaning?

His story is touching �

On this week’s Man Like, Ibejii, a lawyer, businessman and creative spoke to Zikoko. He talks about how growing up with parents that went hot and cold with each other made him reclusive, becoming a “double person” so he could fit in with the world and getting into music after years of practising law.


What was growing up like?
I grew up with a sense of abandonment. My parents were very into each other, but their dependency on each other led to cataclysmic-type events. They were very discrete with their fights; it happened in their room. But we’d wake up the morning after and one of them would have flown out of the country. One person was always leaving and coming back. And for my two siblings and me, it was a bit much.

These absences were for days or weeks, but it’d feel like years. We would weave stories to explain their absence to friends of the family. When they got back, they tried hard to fill the gaps. Chocolates, sweets, attention, but that didn’t work.

When they were happy, the home was the most amazing place. We lived a communal lifestyle where our parents gave us the most attention. But when they fell apart, I know I felt lost.

How do you think that affected your development?
It didn’t help that I was the middle child. My older brother had the looks, my younger sister was the first girl. My mother, a Yoruba woman, was called Mama this or that, and this or that was either my brother’s name or sister’s. Never mine. So I felt less attended to and fell more into my space.

With feeling lost and abandoned came a sense of aloneness and sensitivity. I had this fear of people, but I was in it alone. You could say I started living a double life. I did well in school, could hang around people, but I did better in my own space. I read a lot and I picked up writing. I would write and write and write. It became how I expressed myself.

I also realised I was sensitive to other people’s emotions — an empath — and as I grew older, I found myself in situations where I was always giving advice. I ended up studying law. People I gave advice started asking me to work with them, so I got into business.

When did it hit you that you were a “man”?
In the shadow of a 6’3, light-skinned, good looking older brother, I was the brooding irrelevant sibling — especially with girls. But one day when I was 13 or 14, my family and I went to see some cousin in Ibadan, and as we walked into my cousin’s house, a girl in the sitting room looked at me and kept staring. She was transfixed. I didn’t think much of it, but minutes later, my cousin came to me and said his friend liked me. I told him thanks. He said, “No, my friend is losing her mind over you.” I looked towards my brother and thought, “Didn’t she see him?”

For the rest of that day she kept staring at me. She couldn’t stop because apparently, she had never seen anything so divine in her life.

LMAO.
At that point I was like, “Oh my god. There’s something about me girls find interesting?” I realised I was a fine man.

Recently I asked my brother, “Do you remember when you were the idol? Guess who is the idol now?”

That’s smooth. I have a two-part question. Why did you get into music and when did you realise you were an idol?
Music started as another medium to pour my thoughts and tell stories. I enjoyed it particularly because it came with sound. I could mix my thoughts and words with sound? I was taken. Working with other creatives also added colour to music.

The first time I realised I was a creative was when on stage in London, a host said, “Ladies and gentlemen, all the way from Lagos, IBEJII.” I got on the stage and all sorts of people were cheering — friends, family, strangers. I thought, “They’re here to watch me perform? They’re actually taking me serious?”

How did your family react to your interest in music?
My father was a bit more accomodating because he’s also has a creative side. But my mum and siblings didn’t take it that well. My siblings thought I was having a crisis. My mother took it the worst. I have a lot of law qualifications and the whole point was so I’d be this great lawyer, and so the switch shocked her.

But something interesting happened a month ago. The day after my last single was released, she called and said, “I’ve been listening to ‘Gonto’. It’s an absolutely beautiful song.” She apologised for disrespecting my craft and said I was really good.


I’m curious about how these experiences have shaped the person that you are now.
I realised that it is my life and I would only get one shot at it. I was going to try out everything.

I love being in the centre of the noise as an observer. So I love cities. I live in stillness and quiet within cities. If you find me in New York, I’ll most likely be in Manhattan. I’m fine with the world bustling in my presence, just give me my own space within it.

Balance with spaces is easy, but with people, it’s a bit tricky. So I cling to a few people — people who I work with on a daily basis. I get a lot of flack for not caring about friends and family, but that’s not true. I think about them all the time, but being around too many people crowds my senses. So I avoid it. At most I can entertain four, five people in my home, and we’d talk about everything. But put me in a crowd, and I crumble.

How is that going? What haven’t you crossed off your list?
Umm…

By all means, take your time.
I think I may have tried everything. I’ve released five albums, I wrote a script for a movie and shot my first movie, I’ve travelled the world, I have loved and been loved. I’ve done most things I’ve dreamt of.

One outstanding want would be to write a travelogue. I want to take a trip for three years and just enjoy that — sleep in a hammock, wake in a wine sill, just living life with no regard for the broader culture.


Check out Ibejii on Instagram and twitter with
https://instagram.com/ibejiimusic
https://twitter.com/ibejiimusic

Watch Ibejiimusic's Gonto here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn8IzZMgLHc

Please I want to ask if this gen is good enough to power home appliances like TV, small fridge, 3 laptops and microwave.

4.5kva elepaq

I saw the pic on twitter

EmekaBlue:
but this pic is not among the ones on d front page. Be like u r among the organizers

crafteeworld:
I don't think it is available in my area. I've asked around in bars and hotels, none of them seem to have it.

Where are you based?

EmekaBlue:
Why dem no display plastic orijin bitters

That's the main ish

Mumu people

They did, you just no see am

You can drink Orijin Zero. Non alcoholic

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ALCOHOL IS A NO NO FOR ME

I PREFER WINE AND FRUITS

Olamilekan “Laycon” Agbeleshe, winner of the 2020 Big Brother Naija Lockdown seaso, has been officially announced as brand ambassador for fruit and herbal alcohol drink, Orijin.

The announcement was made today via an exclusive press conference in Lagos.

Laycon was announced as the latest member of the Orijin family. Fellow BBNaija finalist, Emuobonuvie “Neo” Akpofure also joined the Orijin team.

The duo who connected strongly inside the lockdown house have seen their friendship grow to higher heights since the show, with several media appearances together, most recently with a feature in an upcoming music video. The ambassadorial deal reflects the rich, soulful and culturally rooted character of Orijin in both superstars.

Commenting on the announcement, Laycon noted, “I am thrilled to join the awesome Orijin family. Orijin embodies the spirit of orijinality that I like to communicate through my music and my persona.

As an ambassador for the authority in fruit and herbal beverages, I believe together we can inspire Nigerians to reconnect and remain true to their roots in a truly iCONic way.”

Fans of Laycon and Neo have since colored Twitter and Instagram with the distinct, cultural and vibrant colours of Orijin.

To join the conversation, follow @orijin_nigeria on Instagram and @orijinnigeria Twitter.
Enjoy Orijin responsibly.

#OrijinXNeo #OrijinXLaycon
#OrijinalAmbassadors

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Johnnie Walker demonstrates that Father’s Day is all about giving back and raising a toast to the men behind many life successes.

Fathers are special, they work hard to play a vital role in the happiness of their families and they deserve to be appreciated.

In time for Father’s Day, Johnnie Walker is taking a heartfelt route to encourage consumers to show appreciation to their Fathers whilst also helping other Father figures by nominating them for a chance to benefit from a Johnnie Walker Father’s Day Campaign Fund. Johnnie Walker is donating N5000 up to N5M million every time someone shares a post about their dad or a father figure using #JWToasttoDad.

On Instagram, alternative performer, Johnnie Drille wrote, "I remember a time in our lives when we didn’t have much in my family and owed months of rent (I always heard my dad talk about how he asked the landlord for more time). I remember some Sunday afternoons after church we’d go back home and on our way buy either Bonga fish or coconuts to eat with garri (he made it so much fun and I always looked forward to it. It’s hard to believe it but that’s where I came from. My dad defied all the odds despite his background, he rose above all his limitations to make a life for himself and for us his children.
Toast to you Dad! I will continue to make you proud for as long as I live."
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBLjg0bjwBF/?igshid=14es5lo1i3tzt

Share your life’s finest moments with your dad. Post a video, picture or text telling @JohnnieWalkerNG why your Dad is special and nominate a Father Figure to benefit from the Johnnie and Dad Fund using the hashtag #JWToastToDad

Johnnie Walker partners with Johnny Drille for its Father’s Day campaign tagged JWToastToDad.

The #JWToastToDad campaign aims to showcase the positive influences made by men at home and the society at large. It also sends the message that all father figures are valued, even if they are not biologically our dads.

In the campaign video, Johnny Drille’s “Papa” track is sampled. “Papa” released last year June just in time for Father’s Day is a reminder of how our Fathers inspire us to Keep Walking.

Drille says, “After I moved to another city, I realized how much I wanted to be with family,” he continues. “It’s been three years since I left home and Pa’s words still resonate in me, they keep me going. Fathers deserve more appreciation than they get.”

To support fathers during this time, Johnnie Walker is donating N5000 up to N5M million every time someone shares a post about their dad or a father figure using #JWToasttoDad.

Watch: https://www.instagram.com/p/CBLjg0bjwBF/?igshid=1qb15e9hmwfuj

Follow the conversation on social media with #RaiseTheBar

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3k and they keep picturing 1person.

we know the drill

With the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, bars and restaurants nationwide have shut down to adhere to social distancing and preventive guidelines, this has impacted on the livelihood of hospitality professionals such as bar owners, bartenders and waiters in the industry.

In response to the development, Nigerians concerned about the wellbeing of their favourite local bartenders and waiters, took to social media to seek support for their favourite bars and hangout spots. The spontaneous plea caught the attention of Guinness Nigeria, who boldly stepped in by providing care packages to support at least 3000 bartenders and waiters mentioned by consumers across Nigeria.

A statement from Lola Ashafa, Senior Brand Manager, Guinness Nigeria, read, “We have decided to #RaiseTheBar. To show our support to our bar community during this difficult time, we will send a special care package to bartenders and bar owners. Send us their names using the hashtag #RaiseTheBar and we will handle the rest.”

One of the beneficiaries from the scheme, Olumuyiwa Olumide, manager of Lagos pub, Bar Enclave, commended Guinness Nigeria for its dedication to providing the bar community with this laudable intervention. He said, “My sincere appreciation goes to Guinness Nigeria for this package. It is refreshing to be reminded as members of the bar community that we matter to our customers. This intervention will go a long way to sustain bartenders during this critical season.”

With #RaiseTheBar, Guinness hopes to remind bartenders and wait staff, how much their extraordinary hospitality is appreciated by consumer across the nation.

Background
Small business owners and their staffs are on the front lines of our economy and depend on immediate local consumer spending to survive. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to challenging circumstances that have hindered businesses since the lockdown was imposed.

Consumers took to social media to reminisce about their favorite bars and bartenders and how the current pandemic must be hitting them and how it has deeply affected their livelihoods. Guinness Nigeria responded by prompting consumers to nominate their favorite bartender/waiter for the brand to support them with a care package using #RaiseTheBar for eligibility.

This provides an opportunity for Nigerians to give back to their local/neighborhood bartender and waiter who lack resources or are out of job during this period.

Join the conversation by nominating your favourite bartenders on social media with #RaiseTheBar

Sailors Lounge is a pilgrimage for cocktail aficionados. Every happy hour, Lagosians troop the bar for beautifully balanced classic and exotic cocktail creations, served by the friendliest bartenders. This cocktail haven is currently shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its warm bar staff are spending their time at home.

To keep restaurants and bar with sensational hospitality professionals like Sailors Lounge inspired, Guinness Nigeria has offered to support out-of-work bar owners and bartenders nationwide with complimentary care packages.

An official statement from Guinness Nigeria reads, “We have decided to #RaiseTheBar. To show our support to our bar community during this difficult time, we will send a special care package to bartenders and bar owners. Send us their names using the hashtag #RaiseTheBar and we will handle the rest.”

Join the conversation by nominating your favourite bartenders and bars to Guinness, on social media with #RaiseTheBar

Every weekend Ojez Bar, one of Lagos finest local bars plays host to thrill-seeking Lagosians, for its extraordinary vibe and homely service.

There’s often no standard menu here but once you’re seated, a bartender soon appears to gauge your mood and preference – and in minutes you’re deep into a plate of finger-licking Nkwobi and a second ice-cold bottle of Guinness.

Global social distancing restrictions means the livelihood of these hospitality professionals is currently crushed and Guinness Nigeria has offered to repay their cordiality.

The brand offered to send support packages to as many bartenders mentioned by consumers on social media. An official statement from Guinness Nigeria, via Twitter reads, “We have decided to #RaiseTheBar. To show our support to our bar community during this difficult time, we will send a special care package to bartenders and bar owners. Send us their names using the hashtag #RaiseTheBar and we will handle the rest.”


With #RaiseTheBar, Guinness hopes to raise awareness for the extraordinary bar community catering for our favourite indulgences and make them smile again

Join the conversation on Twitter with #RaiseTheBar

Here's a clearer version of The viral conversation kicked started by Twitter user, @OmoGbajaBiamila

https://www.nairaland.com/5833429/wont-believe-twitter-users-midnight

Nigerians have taken to social media to reminisce memorable experiences at their favourite bars and hangout spots.

The viral conversation kicked started by Twitter user, @OmoGbajaBiamila, who shared an extraordinary bar experience with a popular bar owner at Ago Iwoye, Mini Campus Road, OOU, while enjoying a night out with close friends. Guinness Nigeria responded to his story, by offering to support bartenders and bar owners whose means of livelihood have been crushed during this difficult time.

An official statement by Guinness Nigeria, via Twitter reads, “We have decided to #RaiseTheBar. To show our support to our bar community during this difficult time, we will send a special care package to bartenders and bar owners. Send us their names using the hashtag #RaiseTheBar and we will handle the rest.”

Omo Gbaja Biamila’s unusual story highlights how the current worldwide pandemic has affected our day to day indulgences. Hotel owners and staff, bar owners, bartenders and road beverage stores can smile again due to the greatness of Guinness.

See reactions and responses to sensational #RaiseTheBar conversation from Guinness Nigeria:

johnkey:
I don't\can't take people who drink beer serious. MJ or nothing.

What did beer drinkers do to you? Drink a chilled small stout and calm down jor...

Read the rest of the story. If you went to OOU, you should know Papa of life, his bar is the place to enjoy a quick bottle. I wonder how he's coping right now with lockdown.

Twitter user @OmoGbajaBiamila shares his shocking bar experience at Ago Iwoye, Mini Campus Road, OOU, while enjoying a few bottles late into the night with close Friends.

Read his hilarious story

Twitter is frequently a land for heated conversations, however it's also a platform for fun and nostalgic stories - like current hot topic tagged Lekeleke, inspired by afro-retro artiste, Ibejii

The multitalented and multidisciplinary showman spurred twitter users down memory lane with his fresh single Lekeleke, ahead of his 5th album titled Ilu Ilu. Lekeleke is the cattle egret - a bird of playground folklore to the Nigerian child. It would show up white as snow in the rainy season, and young children will chase up under it, demanding the good luck that it reputedly harbours.

Many believe by flicking their fingers to mimic the flying Cattle egret and singing the Lekeleke song, their fingernails will turn white. In similar fashion, Ibejii debuts Lekeleke, first single off his upcoming album, Ilu Ilu to inspire a nostalgic voyage from the past that COVID-19 stole from us to the glorious future that lies just ahead.

Watch Ibejii's enthralling Lekeleke snippet video here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEZudGoRTmA

Lekeleke is available on all streaming platforms. Follow @Ibejiimusic on Twitter and Instagram for more. Join the week long conversations with#LekelekebyIbejii on social media!

King Of Boys Director, Kemi Adetiba in collaboration with Africa’s No. 1 premium malt drink – Malta Guinness - is encouraging fans of the blockbuster franchise, to stay safe and stay home with an exciting social media challenge.
Tagged #KOBStayHomeChallenge, offers four major roles up for grabs to aspiring actors, in the King Of Boys sequel. In an official announcement by KOB director, Kemi Adetiba, she states, “Every day I receive tons of messages from aspiring actors seeking an opportunity to showcase their talent. To fuel their greatness, I’m excited to announce the #KOBStayHomeChallenge, powered by the nourishing goodness of Malta Guinness.
To enter, actors must re-enact any scene from the original King Of Boys movie and post on their Instagram page with the hashtags #KOBstayHomeChallenge #KOBXMaltaGuinness #StayHomeStaySafe. This competition is open to everyone, except those with an existing cinema movie credit.”
Speaking to the role of Malta Guinness, Ifeoma Agu, Senior Brand Manager, Adult Premium Non-alcoholic Drinks, Guinness Nigeria explains, “In addition to the movie role in KOB sequel, Malta Guinness will feature winners in the Malta Guinness @ 30 visual campaign later this year and also reward them with a year supply of Malta Guinness. Malta Guinness has fueled Nigerian entertainment for over three decades. As Nigeria’s most loved non-alcoholic malt drink, we are committed to empowering Nigerians to enjoy every moment possible”
In 2018, King Of Boys, made history as the biggest ever opening week for a non-comedy Nollywood film before grossing over N245 million in box office worldwide.

For more details on the challenge, watch this Instagram video.
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Visit @kemiadetiba on Instagram for more.

Ebonylife TV, Africa’s first global black entertainment & lifestyle TV network recently offered its network free for the broadcast of public service information aimed at combating the spread of COVID-19.​

Announcing the initiative, Mo Abudu, CEO, EbonyLife Media, said, “We are pleased to announce that EbonyLife TV is accepting broadcast material from partners, individuals and organisations that provide public service information to support the fight against COVID-19.​ ​ All submissions must be fully edited content to which the provider has rights of broadcast and publication.​ Accepted content will be broadcast free of charge on our platform.”

Speaking further, Ms Abudu added that “As the go-to source for dynamic, organic and quality content showcasing the best of Africa, we are committed to providing reliable information to slow the spread and win the fight against this dreaded pandemic.”​

For more information on this initiative contact enquires@ebonylifetv . com and follow the hashtags #ChangingLives #TogetherWeAreStronger on social media.

Malta Guinness At Argungu 2020

Hundreds of thousands from across the world gathered around Matan Fada River, Argungu, to witness the magnificence of the historic Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival 2020 and were greatly refreshed with Africa’s No. 1 Premium malt drink- Malta Guinness.

The Argungu Fishing Festival is one of the most widely attended cultural festival in Nigeria given its symbolic significance especially in the Northern part of Nigeria. Malta Guinness, Nigeria’s most loved premium non-alcoholic malt drink was present to treat attendees with its nourishing goodness; fueling the greatness of the contestants and ensuring all guests “enjoyed every moment” of the festival in line with Malta Guinness’ brand purpose.

The four-day festival which took place from the 12th-15th of March, 2020 featured “Kabanci”- a series of exciting water competitions such as hand fishing, canoe racing, wild duck hunting and other traditional games – local wrestling and boxing (Dambe). Award winning Malta Guinness, packed with energy giving B-vitamins was very present, fueling the competitions and celebrations.

As Vakkai Penni, Head of North Division’ explained, “Malta Guinness has celebrated Nigerian culture and fueled Nigerians for three decades. As Nigeria’s most loved non-alcoholic malt drink, packed with Energy–giving B-vitamins, Malta Guinness is natural partner to a festival of this scale and intensity, providing long lasting energy for the intensive four-day event.”

With a distinct history of bringing colour and excitement to cultural activities all over Nigeria, Malta Guinness, in its unmistakably vibrant yellow and red colours, treated guests and attendees to four days of entertainment and fun, all the while refreshing them with delicious, ice-cold nourishing goodness.

At the end of the four-day event, Malta Guinness crowned the success of the festival by awarding Mohammed Umar, the Most Valuable Polo Player at this year’s Argungu Festival, a year-long supply of Malta Guinness, living up to its commitment to empower Nigerians to enjoy every moment.

For more details about Malta Guinness at Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival, follow @maltaguinnessng on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook as Maltaguinness.

The Malta Guinness brand team treated internal stakeholders to a lavish dinner in celebration of its many successes over the years and most recently winning the Consumer Choice Award for Most Loved Malt Drink for its taste and quality.

Emblazoned with the vibrant yellow and red colours of Malta Guinness, the discreet location in GRA, Ikeja, Lagos, was replete with a fine selection of finger foods and the most delicious Malta Guinness mocktails.

Ifeoma Agu, Senior Brand Manager, Adult Premium Non-alcoholic Drinks, Guinness Nigeria, thanked the guests for their respective parts in assuring the great strides that Malta Guinness has made over the years.

She said: “It has been a season of unrelenting growth for Malta Guinness, which has resulted in a wide array of consumer awards, including the Consumer Choice Award for the ‘Most Loved Malt Drink’ in the nation.

“Consumers would not have taken so warmly to the brand without the constant quality focus of our Quality Assurance team, the brand building of our brand and communications teams and innovation of our commercial team.

“Thank you all for helping to build the great quality Malta Guinness that consumers love so much. We appreciate you all and will continue to maintain the brand’s premium standards, packed full of energy giving B-Vitamins, to fuel the greatness of Nigerians.”

Malta Guinness was also recognized for Best Consumer Promotion award by the Advertising Association of Nigeria (ADVAN) and Best Premium Malt Drink by African Brands Leadership Merit Award.

For more details about Malta Guinness, follow @maltaguinnessng on Instagram and Twitter on Facebook at MaltaGuinness

Nigeria's leading beverage brand, Coca-Cola has rolled out a mouthwatering promotion for all football lovers and consumers alike. The Coca-Cola Super Fan Promo seeks to reward EPL fans with ₦400,000,000 instant cash prizes in what is possibly the biggest industry reward program for football fans in Nigeria today.

The "Under-The-Crown" promo, which kicked off March 1st, 2020, will reward 10 lucky consumers with an all-expense paid trip to watch a live EPL game and also visit iconic locations in the United Kingdom. The promo will end on 31st of May 2020.

To participate, consumers are required to simply purchase and enjoy a promotional bottle of Coke Classic or Coke Zero, look under the crown for the unique code and text same to *4255*55*UTC Code# using their mobile devices at no cost. Promotional bottles include 35cl, 50cl and 60cl Coke Classic PET bottle, 35cl and 50cl glass bottles; 60cl PET Coke Zero and 35cl Coke Zero glass bottle.

According to the Marketing Manager, Coca-Cola Nigeria, Ltd Ajiborode Abiodun, the promotion serves as a reward for the brand's teeming consumers and lovers of the English Premier League in Nigeria. He reinforced the brand's commitment to satisfy consumers with great tasting Coca-Cola whilst rewarding them for their loyalty. "For us, it is all about refreshing our world and making a difference in the life of our consumers", he concluded.

For more information on the promo, please visit @cocacola_ng on Instagram and Twitter and @cocacolanigeria on Facebook. Or call the dedicated call center 01-7001519 between the hours of 8am and 1am.

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