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Three Nigerian personalities, actor and influencer Pere Egbi; music producer and label executive Larry Gaaga; and creative entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest, have been announced as the newest ambassadors of Gulder Lager Beer. The trio will serve as the faces of the Senior Man Campaign, an initiative designed to recognise, celebrate, and reward excellence in craftsmanship in different fields that cut across all socioeconomic strata.
Missed GUS’ Odudu Homecoming Tour? Catch up with these 6 Moments The capital city of Akwa Ibom came to life with the homecoming of one of its own: Odudu Ime Otu, winner of the 12th edition of the Gulder Ultimate Search reality TV show.
The Gulder Red Night Party Series has been a spectacle ride so far and with a stop in Onitsha on the 26th of May, the thrill continued. Staying consistent in its mission to inspire Nigerians to own their journey and have a grand time doing it, Gulder welcomed fans and lovers of the brand in style at Shoprite in Onitsha. The Red Night Party started with a wild electric energy leaving nobody in doubt as to what the tempo of the event was going to be. The party presented itself as a celebration of the force that drives Nigerians to…
Fans have a blast at Gulder’s Red Night Party Popular Nigerian music superstars, Wande Coal, Niniola and Skiibii on Saturday joined media personality, Bollylomo at the maiden Red Night Party. With thousands of young Nigerians in attendance, the event, which was held on The 4th of May at the blue roof LTV 8 ground, saw consumers treated to non-stop entertainment as the Red Night Party surpassed all possible expectations.
Since its launch in 1970, Gulder has flourished by dominating the market as the ultimate beer for matured minds. It has also maintained the uniqueness that set it apart from all other beer brands – its unconventional brown bottle. Here are 6 of the things you need to know about the new Gulder label. You can thank us later. LOL 1. The name ‘Gulder’ originates from an associated brewery, Compania Hispano Holandes de Carvezez SA in Spain where it was originally being imported, before local production commenced in Nigeria in 1970.