Milo offers 30,000 Ramadan gifts

Milo has begun the sharing of valuable items to over 30,000 across the North region in Nigeria through its 30-day Ramadan gifting campaign. The items to be donated include over 1 million sampled cups, more than 1,000 MILO cartons, and essential Iftar items such as prayer mats, prayer kettles, and plastic buckets distributed across the […]

Milo has begun the sharing of valuable items to over 30,000 across the North region in Nigeria through its 30-day Ramadan gifting campaign.
The items to be donated include over 1 million sampled cups, more than 1,000 MILO cartons, and essential Iftar items such as prayer mats, prayer kettles, and plastic buckets distributed across the region.
They will be handed over to 100 religious and community leaders overseeing mosques with an average of 300 worshippers each, who will coordinate distribution to ensure the support reaches families.
In a statement, the campaign supported by the brand ambassadors, which included Ahmed Musa, Mansurah Isah, and Sulaimon Bosho, helped amplify its message of unity and generosity.
“In this season of Ramadan, where kindness and unity take center stage, MILO is sharing in that spirit through a 30-day Ramadan gifting campaign across Northern Nigeria, reaching families and honoring the values that define the holy month,” the statement read.
Gilbert Tweneboah-Koduah, Category Manager for Beverages, described the initiative as a reflection of the brand commitment to its consumers.

 

“Executing this initiative during Ramadan reflects our commitment to deepening our connection with our consumers. By providing essential items for Iftar, we are supporting families and aligning our actions with the values of care and compassion,” he said.

 

Sheikh Ibrahim Shehi Mai Hula, Chairman of the Kano State Hisbah Board, commended the effort of the brand.

 

“It’s great to see MILO, a brand we trust, go beyond commercial sales to support those in need during Ramadan. Their donation is helping us reach more people, and we are grateful for their generosity,” he said.