Recall the large Drum I saw at the National Arts Theater a couple of days ago? Well, it turns out to be the Largest Drum in Africa and owned by Orijin.
I equally found that the owners of the project; Orijin have done this as way of contributing to the growth of Arts and Culture in Nigeria which I think is really cool.
I also hear there will be an official unveil ceremony scheduled for Saturday the 23rd of May and from what I’ve been able to gather, it is set to be the next biggest thing to happen at the National Arts Theater in a while.
If E No Be Orijin, E No Fit Be Like Orijin. This is something to really be proud of and I commend the initiative Orijin has shown toward Arts in Nigeria. Another iconic delivery is set for culture in Nigeria and is powered by Orijin, Nigeria’s’ favorite drink.
I also get to be there on Saturday, up close and personal with the Orijin drum and here is a personal invitation to you all out there who want something different to spice up your weekend and for art lovers, it’s an opportunity to marvel at this Nigerian icon.
To crown it all off, there will be multiple performances from the brands’ ambassador, the alaga Ibile himself; Reminisce and a host of other artistes who will be on hand to ensure there is not a dull moment the whole time and of course lots of refreshment for all guests.
Inspired after the tradition of herbal drinks, Orijin is a 100% Natural alcoholic blend with the flavours of African herbs and fruits combined to give a refreshing bitter-sweet taste.
Orijin is another quality brand from the stable of Guinness Nigeria Plc.
Remember, you’ve got to be 18+ to party with Orijin.
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