However, it is important to note that this is yet to be confirmed by Business Post.Īccording to what we heard, one of the competing brands capitalised on producers of Amstel Malta’s inability to notify its consumers of the changes in their repackaged malt drink. Meanwhile, there are strong indications that the ‘fake Amstel Malta rumour’ may have been sparked by competing brands. Amstel Malta is the premium, low sugar formulated malt drink with international heritage. However, checks done by Business Post revealed that makers of the product, Nigerian Breweries (NB), only repackaged the Amstel Malta when it introduced its ‘Why Add More’ Amstel Malta drink few months ago.Īlso, the difference in the NIS logo, Business Post learnt, is due to the fact that SON has changed its NIS logo, which NB made to reflect in the repackaged can drink. Amstel Malta, in its over 28 years of existence, is known for consistently leading the game in providing incredible support for the physical and overall mental wellbeing of Nigerians through its. It said, “It’s the same Amstel Malta you love, same great taste and premium quality. However, reacting to the issue, Amstel Malta, via its official Facebook page, noted that there is no fake Amstel Malta in circulation. In the picture being passed around on social media, it was observed that the NIS sign of Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) on two cans of the Amstel Malta were different.Īlso, while there was ‘low sugar’ on one can drink analysed in the picture, the other had only ‘Malt Drink No Alcohol’ on it. The rumour has been making the rounds and has thrown some consumers of the malt drink into confusion. With the brand’s understanding of the importance of giving creators the recognition they deserve and providing a platform where talents take centre stage, Amstel Malta truly solidified its position as a champion of the creative community.For few days now, there have been apprehensions among consumers Amstel Malta in Nigeria concerning a picture claiming there were counterfeits of the product in circulation. Prominent industry heavyweights such as Steve Babaeko, Colette Otusheso, Toolz, Gbemi, and Iyabo Ojo shared their wisdom, wit, and creative spirits with all present, leaving the young creators inspired and ready to take on the world.
Hosted by the dynamic duo of Naija’s beloved Enioluwa Adeoluwa and the multi-talented Bisola Aiyeola, the event featured a highly insightful panel session. Amstel Malta was at the heart of it all.Īs the headline sponsor of this year’s AMVCAs, the brand made it clear that it was time for these talented individuals to step into the spotlight and shine.ĭigital creators had the opportunity to connect with industry experts, network with fellow creators, and gain valuable knowledge about the ever-evolving digital landscape. The event, which was attended by over 100 creators across tech, lifestyle, entertainment, travel, beauty, and fashion, was held at the Mike Adenuga Alliance Francaise, Ikoyi, and featured an interactive panel session designed to empower creators with essential insights and skills to build and expand their brands, effectively connect with their target audience, and generate sustainable income. It was a dazzling display of creativity and innovation, as premium malt drink and headline sponsor of the ninth edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, Amstel Malta, proudly co-hosted the second edition of the Digital Content Creators Day - a day where the spotlight shined brightly on the next generation of creative geniuses within the digital content creation space.
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