Sweet Sensation Confectionery has continued to demonstrate why it is
regarded as the most Customer-friendly QSR brand in Nigeria.
The Brand in partnership with 5alive, the premium juice brand from the stable of Nigeria Bottling Company Plc makers of the Coca-cola brand, have organized a children’s Christmas Santa party for children of its loyal customers across 4 Sweet Sensation outlets in Lagos and Ogun states. The Outlets are Opebi, Surulere, Festac and Ibara in Abeokuta respectively on Monday 23rd of December 2013. Continue...
To qualify for the party that promises to be entertaining and engaging, parents are to spend a minimum of N1,500 on any Sweet Sensation meal plus a 1 litre of 5alive juice to get a ticket for
their kids to attend the party.
For 3 of the locations, namely Surulere, Opebi and Abeokuta, the party will hold on Monday 23rd December 2013, while the Festac party will hold on 2 days (23rd and 24th December 2013) respectively.
According to the Head, Marketing Yemi Yusuf, the choice of 2 days for the Festac outlet was due to the nature of Festac being a closely knit community with high volume of children and the need to cater for all of them.
To ensure that the event lives up to expectation, there will be loads of entertainment to keep the kids busy through out the party. There will also be more than enough food, drinks, ice-cream and pop-corn. To spice up the entertainment, DJ, Clowns, comedy and face-painting will be available. Santa will also be on hand to give out fabulous and fantastic gifts to the kids. There will also be different kinds of competition to electrify the party.
Aside the party holding on 2 days in Festac, there will be a Santa Grotto in the outlet a week before Christmas to give Festac kids the opportunity to visit Santa before Christmas and set them in the mood for the season.
Sweet Sensation has also lined up yummy gifts to the delight of the its Customers for Christmas, Boxing and New year’s day respectively.
Kids will have cake, candies and balloons on these days while parents will have the opportunity of taking home mouth-watering gifts.
The Brand in partnership with 5alive, the premium juice brand from the stable of Nigeria Bottling Company Plc makers of the Coca-cola brand, have organized a children’s Christmas Santa party for children of its loyal customers across 4 Sweet Sensation outlets in Lagos and Ogun states. The Outlets are Opebi, Surulere, Festac and Ibara in Abeokuta respectively on Monday 23rd of December 2013. Continue...
To qualify for the party that promises to be entertaining and engaging, parents are to spend a minimum of N1,500 on any Sweet Sensation meal plus a 1 litre of 5alive juice to get a ticket for
their kids to attend the party.
For 3 of the locations, namely Surulere, Opebi and Abeokuta, the party will hold on Monday 23rd December 2013, while the Festac party will hold on 2 days (23rd and 24th December 2013) respectively.
According to the Head, Marketing Yemi Yusuf, the choice of 2 days for the Festac outlet was due to the nature of Festac being a closely knit community with high volume of children and the need to cater for all of them.
To ensure that the event lives up to expectation, there will be loads of entertainment to keep the kids busy through out the party. There will also be more than enough food, drinks, ice-cream and pop-corn. To spice up the entertainment, DJ, Clowns, comedy and face-painting will be available. Santa will also be on hand to give out fabulous and fantastic gifts to the kids. There will also be different kinds of competition to electrify the party.
Aside the party holding on 2 days in Festac, there will be a Santa Grotto in the outlet a week before Christmas to give Festac kids the opportunity to visit Santa before Christmas and set them in the mood for the season.
Sweet Sensation has also lined up yummy gifts to the delight of the its Customers for Christmas, Boxing and New year’s day respectively.
Kids will have cake, candies and balloons on these days while parents will have the opportunity of taking home mouth-watering gifts.
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