Managing Director of Guinness Nigeria Plc, Adebayo Alli, has said the company is not planing to leave the country.
Alli noted the Guinness is improving despite challenges.
He hailed the firm’s trade partners for their collaboration towards its objectives, which have sustained its growth.
Alli spoke at a two-day event to mark Guinness Nigeria Trading Year 2024, which featured a conference/business meeting, gala and award night, at Eko Convention Centre, Lagos.
He applauded the partners, drawn from for their doggedness, despite the challenging economic climate, saying Guinness has continued to experience exponential growth.
The managing director unveiled Guinness Nigeria’s new mission: “GN Transformed: Winning Differently”, allaying fears it may leave Nigeria.
Alli said: “We want to thank our partners for dedication to our business this past year.
“We know it hasn’t been smooth sailing, but your support has sustained our growth.
“Despite a challenging economic climate with inflation, currency issues, and lower consumer spending, Guinness Nigeria has grown.
“Moving forward, we will work with our partners to create products for Nigerians…’’
Introducing the mission statement for 2025, Commercial Director, Olusanya Adesanya, noted: “Guinness does not win alone. We win with our partners, customers, consumers, and communities”.
Adesanya said the mission reflects Guinness’ commitment to innovation, customer-centricity, resilience, empowerment, and growth.
Highlight of the awards was recognition of trade partners and employees.
Top performers received cash for their sales achievements and performance.
Among awards presented was CEO Award for Employee of the Year, won by Head of Commercial Finance, Mrs. Chinenye Alawode. Dr. Edmond Okafor of Eddinho Nig, was named Overall Best Distributor.
