Indomie Instant Noodles wins Best Social Responsibility Brand 2024 at the Nigerian Marketing Awards for its impactful Indomie Heroes Awards initiative.
Indomie Instant Noodles, Nigeria’s most beloved noodle brand, has been awarded the Best Social Responsibility Brand of the Year at the Nigerian Marketing Awards, held on November 23, 2024, at Jewel Aeida, Lekki. This accolade celebrates Indomie’s remarkable contributions to society through innovative and impactful initiatives.
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The recognition highlights the brand’s Indomie Heroes Awards, a nationwide program dedicated to identifying, celebrating, and rewarding the heroic acts of children aged 15 and below. The initiative, which has run for over 16 years, stood out among strong competitors, including First Bank of Nigeria’s Spark Initiative and O2 Academy’s Hit and Run Campaign, which earned second and third places, respectively.
Indomie also received the Iconic Brand of the Year recognition, affirming its consistent service to the Nigerian community, its legacy of excellence, and its impeccable reputation. These awards underscore the brand’s enduring commitment to societal impact and family well-being.
The Nigerian Marketing Awards brought together top players in the industry, celebrating the remarkable achievements of brands, agencies, and individuals that have shaped the Nigerian marketing landscape.
Temitope Ashiwaju, Group Corporate Communications and Events Manager, Dufil Prima Foods, expressed gratitude for the recognition. “Through the Indomie Heroes Awards, we are proud to impact the lives of children and families across Nigeria. This honour reaffirms our commitment to inspiring and supporting children, who are the future of our nation,” he said.
The Indomie Heroes Awards exemplifies the brand’s unwavering dedication to fostering family values and championing the well-being of Nigerian children. With initiatives like this, Indomie continues to inspire and uplift communities while setting benchmarks for social responsibility in Nigeria.
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