
Nigerian Bottling Company Selects 20 Interns for 2026 YouthEmpowered Cohort
Nigerian Bottling Company has confirmed the selection of 20 participants for the hands-on internship phase of its 2026 YouthEmpowered programme, a larger intake than the

Nigerian Bottling Company has confirmed the selection of 20 participants for the hands-on internship phase of its 2026 YouthEmpowered programme, a larger intake than the

as Documentary Highlights Rising Disease Burden Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa called on the Federal Government Wednesday to replace Nigeria’s flat N10-per-litre Sugar-Sweetened Beverage

Orijin walked into the 2026 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards Cultural Night with a clear commercial objective: dominate the cultural conversation before rival beverage brands

From lagers and stouts to herbal bitters and RTDs, Nigeria’s alcohol market is evolving rapidly, and alcohol strength remains central to consumer choice. Nigeria’s alcoholic

Every Nigerian man who has ever nursed a cold bottle of Star at a beer parlour has probably heard the joke. “Na beer give you

Nigerian beverage companies are rebuilding informal field-intelligence systems abandoned during years of dashboard-driven management, as inflation, weakening consumer spending, and fragmented retail data expose how

The bar programme is now a primary signal of premium positioning in Lagos and Abuja dining. At the tier where bills for two comfortably clear

The sports hydration category has spent the past three years absorbing capital at a pace that would have seemed improbable before the functional beverage boom

A flood of factory-grade bottle caps, moulds, and glass from China has dismantled the production ceiling that once limited counterfeit spirits across West Africa, with

Momentum had been building within academic circles around alcohol’s short-term neurological impact long before this latest research landed. Scattered findings from birthday-event brain scans and




