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Amstel Malta organized a three-day Easter Village event from April 4-6, 2026, bringing communities together in Aba, Awka, and Enugu. The celebration featured various activities and highlighted the brand's dedication to fostering connections and celebrating cultural experiences.
The capital city of Abuja experienced a night of vibrant music and celebration at the Heineken-powered Young Jonn Live concert. Held at ThisDay Dome on April 5th, the event featured the hitmaker performing his popular Afrobeats tracks to an enthusiastic crowd.
Life Lager Beer's 'Life Fiesta' campaign culminated in a massive 'Flavour Live In Concert' event at Enyimba International Stadium, Aba, on Sunday, April 5, 2026. The event featured performances by Flavour, DJ Neptune, and Ruffcoin, and saw the announcement of the winner of the 'Back to Bars Experience' trip to London.
Heineken is set to host two major events on Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026. The brand will present its 'City of Cities' experience in Port Harcourt, focusing on fashion and culture, while Abuja will feature a live performance by hitmaker Young Jonn.
On March 27, 2026, Uyo hosted the 33 Connect Party, celebrating the relaunch of 33 Export Lager Beer in a vibrant setting at Tropicana Mall, featuring performances by Nigerian artist Iyanya.
Amstel Malta has launched a compelling new television commercial as part of its 'Be Your Best' campaign, showcasing Nigerian football star Asisat Oshoala. The ad highlights the brand's philosophy of resilience and discipline.
Maltina celebrated its 50th anniversary by hosting a series of community events in Kano throughout Ramadan, focusing on themes of togetherness and reflection. The festivities included a communal Iftar gathering and the inaugural Ramadan Light-Up event, designed to promote unity and shared nourishment.
As Nigeria gears up for its celebratory season, Nigerian Breweries Plc has launched the 'Big Fiesta' initiative. This cultural platform aims to unify Nigerians through music and experiences in various cities, showcasing the company’s brand diversity.
Nigerian Breweries Plc has bounced back to profitability, recording a net profit of N99.1 billion in 2025, propelled by more stable exchange rates and robust local sales that boosted revenue to N1.5 trillion.
