Trust Africa News, By Ayomide Otitoju
Lagos, NigeriaExpand Global Industries limited (EGIL), the makers of WAW and Nittol detergents and a subsidiary of Henkel in Nigeria has played host to the winner and housemates of the just ended Big Brother (BB) Naija, Season 6, ‘Shine Ya Eye’ edition, at its Lagos corporate office.
EGIL reiterated its intention to support young Nigerian creatives to achieve their dreams and aspirations, ultimately leading to a reduction in all forms of unemployment in the country.
Hazel OyezeOnou, known as Whitemoney led the housemates that included Pere, Nini, JayPaul, Yousef, Niyi, and Sammie to appreciate the company on its support to the show, as according to them, it shows they value the youthful talents in the country.
Kaveh Sani, EGIL Marketing Manager, said they supported the show, aftermath of their support of Nigerian Idol, to increase their collaborations with youthful, colorful talents in the country.
Sani said they are looking for more opportunities to invest in Nigerian talents as they believed that they have the skills needed to change the country, and is ready to support the housemates in whatever endeavor they like to undertake.
Sani, alongside the Senior Brand Manager, Oluwaseun Ayeni presented dummy cheques to the housemates to replicate the winnings from the WAW sponsored tasks held in the house.
Whitemoney said the support given by the company towards the show is laudable as it will let more persons have the same opportunity as his with the continuation of the show.
He said his first contact with the quality of WAW detergent in the house was when the liquid soap they were using to wash got exhausted and WAW, which was a better replacement, was given to them to use.
EGIL is a subsidiary of Henkel in Nigeria. In 2016, Henkel acquired a majority stake in EGIL which has now become a 100 percent subsidiary of Henkel.
Since then, Henkel in Nigeria has continuously invested in the improvement of the production tools and the SHE standards in its Ibadan site, thus, contributing to satisfying the local demand for products that combine high performance, reliability, and quality.
Through an extensive local distributor network, EGIL provides thousands of jobs across the country as it aims to be a strong contributor to the Nigerian economy while supporting its driving forces and empowering talents with the ultimate ambition to produce for Nigerians by Nigerians.
Fans of the show were allowed to participate virtually as their questions to the visiting housemates were read out for them to answer with some of them doing the tasks requested by the fans.
The housemates were taken around the company, with presentations about Henkel and investments in the country shown to them.
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