Coy partners Lagos registries on marriage

Odusile, who spoke with the newsmen at the weekend, explained that under the initiative, his company would improve the infrastructural facilities at the marriage registries, bring colour and life to the marriage ceremony and endear the brand to couples and their guests as well as make the registry environment very conducive and attractive for marriage […]

Odusile, who spoke with the newsmen at the weekend, explained that under the initiative, his company would improve the infrastructural facilities at the marriage registries, bring colour and life to the marriage ceremony and endear the brand to couples and their guests as well as make the registry environment very conducive and attractive for marriage ceremonies.

According to him, his company, by the initiative, would reward the registries for their wonderful work as notable institutions in the lives of every family in the country and partner with them in their work to realize their objectives.

While reiterating that The Registry Alliance Scheme is an initiative driven by the brand’s desire to cultivate and uplift the institution of weddings, Odusile said the company’s intent was not propelled by any monetary or budgetary consideration.

‘’Our intent is not driven by any budgetary or monetary consideration. We are rather propelled by the desire to add value to the marriage institution which is dreaded in recent time,” he explained.

Odusile, who said the initiative is starting in Lagos for now, assured that the programme would soon be extended outside the state.To this end, he said that 18 areas in the state had been selected to benefit from the state.

The area includes, Yaba, Lagos Island, Surulere, Kosofe, Alimosho, Alimosho, Ojo, Ikeja, Oshodi Isolo and Onigbongbo.Others are Ikorodu, Mushin Ajeromi Ifelodun, Agege, Apapa, Ifako Ijaiye, Amuwo Odofin, Badagry and Shomolu.

To be a beneficiary of the scheme, intending couples will be subjected to raffle draws which held monthly.