When Osolo of Isolo Honours Promasidor

The Osolo of Isolo Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Oba Kabiru Agbabiaka, has honoured Promasidor Nigeria Limited, makers of Cowbell milk for its good corporate social responsibility programmes to the community.
The traditional ruler honoured Chief Keith Richards, managing director of the company with the Aare Baaladun of the community in Lagos recently.

Speaking at the installation ceremony, Honourable Adeleke Adegboyega, public relations officer to the traditional ruler listed the corporate social responsibilities of Promassidor to the Isolo community to include provision of patrol vehicle to the police, erecting security gate, provision of street light, incubators and hospital equipment to the community.

He said they believed the installation would make other corporate bodies in the community to emulate Promasidor.

Adegboyega said Keith was recognized by the community because of the CSR of the company to the community, adding that because of the company’s unique gesture to the community on its own initiative, the Osolo decided to coined a new chieftaincy title that was not in existence before for the managing director of the company, adding that he is now part and parcel of the community.

In a response to the gesture of the community, the managing director of Promasidor pledged to set up a water treatment plant and review its existing scholarship scheme for the Isolo community.

In his words “Your kingdom will continue to grow and prosper. We will continue to support you. Our growth will be in partnership with your community. We will provide a water treatment plant for the community and maintain it. We will also look at the existing scholarship scheme.”

Besides this new title, Keith had also been honoured by another community in Nigeria before now because of his social relationship with the people of that community.

Also, Keith is a recipient of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) from the Queen of England on her birthday at Buckingham Palace in November 2010 for his services to UK/Nigerian business interests and charitable activities in Nigeria.

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About Promasidor

Promasidor (Nigeria) Limited, was incorporated in Nigeria in 1993 to manufacture, package, market and   distribute fast moving consumer products. Since inception, it has been offering quality and affordable products to its consumers. It revolutionized the dairy industry with the introduction of sachet packaging of its Cowbell milk, a development which has become the norm in the industry presently. Its products range includes Cowbell milk, Cowbell chocolate, Cowbell flavoured milk drink, Loya full cream milk, Miksi, Onga food seasoning, Top Tea and Amila instant fruit flavoured powdered drink. The company has a factory in Lagos and depots all over the country from where its products are packaged and distributed to consumers nationwide. The company has recorded remarkable growth over the years and it presently employs more than 1,000 Nigerians in various aspects of its operations.

       

Promasidor to Set up Water Treatment Plant for Isolo Community

Promasidor Nigeria Limited, makers of Cowbell milk, has pledged to set up a water treatment plant and review its existing scholarship scheme for the Isolo community.

Chief Keith Richards, managing director of the company made the pledge in Lagos during his coronation as the Aare Baaladun of the community in Lagos last Saturday in recognition of the enormous contributions of the company to the community.

“Your kingdom will continue to grow and prosper. We will continue to support you. Our growth will be in partnership with your community. We will provide a water treatment plant for the community and maintain it. We will also look at the existing scholarship scheme,” Keith said.

Earlier, Honourable Adeleke Adegboyega, public relations officer to His Royal Majesty, Oba Kabiru Kolawole Alani Adelaja Agbabiaka had itemized the corporate social responsibilities of Promassidor to the Isolo community, which include the provision of patrol vehicle to the police, erecting security gate, provision of street light, incubators and hospital equipment to the community.

He said they believed the coronation event would make other corporate bodies in the community to emulate Promasidor.

Adegboyega said Keith was recognized by the community because of the CSR of the company to the community, adding that because of the company’s unique gesture to the community on its own initiative, the Osolo decided to coined a new chieftaincy title that was not in existence before for the managing director of the company, adding that he is now part and parcel of the community.

Keith had also been honoured by another community in Nigeria before now because of his social relationship with the people of that community.

Also, Keith is a recipient of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) from the Queen of England on her birthday at Buckingham Palace in November 2010 for his services to UK/Nigerian business interests and charitable activities in Nigeria.

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About Promasidor

Promasidor (Nigeria) Limited, was incorporated in Nigeria in 1993 to manufacture, package, market and   distribute fast moving consumer products. Since inception, it has been offering quality and affordable products to its consumers. It revolutionized the dairy industry with the introduction of sachet packaging of its Cowbell milk, a development which has become the norm in the industry presently. Its products range includes Cowbell milk, Cowbell chocolate, Cowbell flavoured milk drink, Loya full cream milk, Miksi, Onga food seasoning, Top Tea and Amila instant fruit flavoured powdered drink. The company has a factory in Lagos and depots all over the country from where its products are packaged and distributed to consumers nationwide. The company has recorded remarkable growth over the years and it presently employs more than 1,000 Nigerians in various aspects of its operations.

        

Osolo of Isolo Osolo of Isolo Honours Promasidor for its support to the community

In recognition of the enormous contributions of Promasidor Nigeria Limited to the Isolo community in Lagos, the Osolo of Isolo Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Aafin Alayeluwa will this weekend honour Chief Keith Richards, the managing director of the company with a chieftaincy title of Aare Baaladun of Isolo Kingdom.

The chieftaincy title will be conferred on Richards at the Palace of the Osolo of Isolo kingdom in Lagos on Saturday, October 1st 2011.

The traditional title is being conferred on Richards because of the remarkable support the company has given to the community over the years. Promasidor has been immensely beneficial to the Isolo Community. Its support cuts across various sectors from healthcare to education.

Some of the company’s corporate social responsibilities to the community included support of Isolo Economic Summit, donation of medical equipment to Isolo, construction of security gate and water boreholes, building working relationship with the civil authorities that operates in the community –Police, LASSA, LASTMA, VIO as well as creating opportunity for Children from the community to also participate in the Cowbell National Secondary School Mathematics Competition (NASSMAC).

Keith had also been honoured by another community in Nigeria before now because of his social relationship with the people of that community. Besides this, Keith Richards has also received the Order of the British Empire (OBE) from the Queen of England on her birthday at Buckingham Palace in November 2010 for his services to UK/Nigerian business interests and charitable activities in Nigeria.

About the Company

Promasidor (Nigeria) Limited, was incorporated in Nigeria in 1993 to manufacture, package, market and distribute fast moving consumer products. Since inception, it has been offering quality and affordable products to its consumers.

It revolutionized the dairy industry with the introduction of sachet packaging of its Cowbell milk, a development which has become the norm in the industry presently. Its products range includes Cowbell milk, Cowbell chocolate, Cowbell flavoured milk drink, Loya full cream milk, Miksi, Onga food seasoning, Top Tea and Amila instant fruit flavoured powdered drink. The company has a factory in Lagos and depots all over the country from where its products are packaged and distributed to consumers nationwide. The company has recorded remarkable growth over the years and it presently employs more than 1,000 Nigerians in various aspects of its operations.

Three year-old boy wins Loya Milk promo

Mr. Edwin Omaraka, father of the three year old boy, Oghenetega Omaraka who won the first prize category, N250, 000 in the on-going ‘Win cash with Loya milk’ promo alongside other recipients, have called on the public to keep participating in the promo.

While expressing his excitement Mr. Omaraka said when he found out from his wife that their three year old baby has won the first prize category he was very excited. "Initially when I heard that Tega had won from my wife I screamed, Mr. Omaraka said."

Though the three year old, Oghenetega seemed unaware of his prize, Mr. Omaraka made known that the prize money will be used for his son’s education.

"He [Oghenetega] has an account and I will put the money in his account. The money will be to support his education."

Another winner of the first prize, Ms. Lilian Ugwu who intends to invest the money on her education said, she reluctantly got into the competition and did not expect to win anything.

"My uncle went to the market to buy Peak milk but he was encouraged to buy Loya Milk because of the high cost of peak and we have been buying the milk before the promo started. From one of sachets, I got the raffle ticket and just decided to enter for the competition. I will use the money for my education because am about entering the higher institution and I will use the money to finance my education.

Also, Mr. Obinna Mbon Basil, a businessman who won N250,000 in the promotion said he would use some of the money for his children’s education and spend the remaining on his wife and him.

"Initially I thought it was 419, Obinna said, but am happy I won. I have been using Loya Milk for more than six months and it is a good product. Well I will use the money on my children’s school fees and spent the balance on myself and my wife."

Promasidor, the leading food company, recently launched a N50 million "Win Cash with Loya Promotion" to reward and excite its teeming consumers across the country.

Loya milk is one of the leading brands from the stable of Promasidor, a marketing led and consumer driven organization noted for high quality and innovative product offerings that excite and exceed consumers’ expectations.

The product was re-launched in September 2010 to re-position the brand and further strengthen its equity in the premium segment of the Nigerian dairy market.

Osolo of Isolo Osolo of Isolo Honours Promasidor for its support to the community

In recognition of the enormous contributions of Promasidor Nigeria Limited to the Isolo community in Lagos, the Osolo of Isolo Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Aafin Alayeluwa will this weekend honour Chief Keith Richards, the managing director of the company with a chieftaincy title of Aare Baaladun of Isolo Kingdom.

The chieftaincy title will be conferred on Richards at the Palace of the Osolo of Isolo kingdom in Lagos on Saturday, October 1st 2011.

The traditional title is being conferred on Richards because of the remarkable support the company has given to the community over the years. Promasidor has been immensely beneficial to the Isolo Community. Its support cuts across various sectors from healthcare to education.

Some of the company’s corporate social responsibilities to the community included support of Isolo Economic Summit, donation of medical equipment to Isolo, construction of security gate and water boreholes, building working relationship with the civil authorities that operates in the community –Police, LASSA, LASTMA, VIO as well as creating opportunity for Children from the community to also participate in the Cowbell National Secondary School Mathematics Competition (NASSMAC).

Keith had also been honoured by another community in Nigeria before now because of his social relationship with the people of that community. Besides this, Keith Richards has also received the Order of the British Empire (OBE) from the Queen of England on her birthday at Buckingham Palace in November 2010 for his services to UK/Nigerian business interests and charitable activities in Nigeria.

 

 

About the Company

Promasidor (Nigeria) Limited, was incorporated in Nigeria in 1993 to manufacture, package, market and distribute fast moving consumer products. Since inception, it has been offering quality and affordable products to its consumers.

It revolutionized the dairy industry with the introduction of sachet packaging of its Cowbell milk, a development which has become the norm in the industry presently. Its products range includes Cowbell milk, Cowbell chocolate, Cowbell flavoured milk drink, Loya full cream milk, Miksi, Onga food seasoning, Top Tea and Amila instant fruit flavoured powdered drink. The company has a factory in Lagos and depots all over the country from where its products are packaged and distributed to consumers nationwide. The company has recorded remarkable growth over the years and it presently employs more than 1,000 Nigerians in various aspects of its operations.

P&G Receives Employer of Choice Award



Mr. Isika Oghedo, a representative of Media Monitoring
services Limited, presenting the  Multi-Talent Heritage & Associate
‘conglomerate employer of choice award’ to Ms. Olatomiwa
Akande, Coporate  Public Relations Manager and Ms.Edeme
Ogholoh,Recruiting and Talent practice Manager both of  Procter and
Gamble Nigeria recently in Lagos.



 Leading consumer goods company Procter and Gamble (P&G) Nigeria has been presented with the award of ‘Conglomerate Employer-of-Choice 2011.’ 

The award was conferred on the company in Lagos at the 2011 ‘Employers-of-Choice Awards’ organized by Multi-Talent Heritage & Associates, a psychology and human development consulting firm. The event held on Thursday the 15th of September and also featured the launch of the debut edition of the ‘Labour Metro’ magazine, a magazine that provides information on the Nigerian labour market.

According to the organizers, the method of selection of winners involved a voting exercise publicized on Facebook and via bulk text messages sent out to over 30,000 Nigerians. Procter and Gamble Nigeria emerged as winner of the ‘Conglomerate Employer-of-Choice’ award after receiving the highest number of votes in that category through the web-voting platform.

The criteria used to evaluate winners for the conglomerate category include the ambience of office environment, competitive salary structure, training and career development opportunities and job security.

Commenting on the awards, Manoj Kumar; Managing Director of Procter and Gamble in Nigeria said “At Procter and Gamble we place a premium on our people. We pursue humane and progressive employee policies in the firm belief that success goes hand in hand with the well being of our staff. This belief guides P&G in the design of our work environment, our compensation and benefit packages, career development opportunities, work flexibility opportunities to mention a few”.

Speaking on behalf of Lagos State Governor at the event, the Commissioner for Establishment and Training in Lagos State; Mrs. Modupe Oguntuwase said “We are glad to be part of this epoch making event aimed at recognizing and honoring individuals who have contributed to the economy of Lagos in particular and Nigeria in general by putting in their various contributions and providing employment in Nigeria.” She also congratulated the awardees saying that they had distinguished themselves despite the challenging environment in which business is being conducted in Nigeria.