Lagos’ favorite food blog, Eat.Drink.Lagos, attracted over 8,000 guests to Eko Atlantic City to celebrate its festive edition of the #EatDrinkFestival which took place on Tuesday 27 December, 2016.
Over 8,000 guests attend festive edition of EatDrinkFestival
The fully crowded event took place at the Eko Atlantic city, Victoria Island on Tuesday 27 December, 2016.
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The third edition of the festival featured 50+ vendors, including a selection of restaurants on the Jumia Food platform, as well as a Tasting Tent presented by American Honey.
“We are absolutely thrilled that the festival continues to evolve and look forward to more growth,” noted #EatDrinkFestival founder Folayemi Agusto. “ This year’s Festival was our biggest to date and we are extremely grateful to have partners that fully bought into our vision.”
The highly anticipated festival also featured a very special cooking demo from the Maggi Kitchen led by Chigul as well as an intimate tasting session from Thermocool. Tasty dishes were served, delicious cocktails were drunk, and great fun was had by all!
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#EatDrinkFestival was sponsored by Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers, Eko Atlantic, Jumia Food, Maggi, Thermocool, American Honey, Drinks.ng, Yaji Box, Doculand, Taxify, and The Artisan’s Gift Company.
Media partners are Pulse.ng, YNaija.com, Bella Naija, CultureCustodian.com, EbonyLife TV, Guardian Life, Konbini.com, MoveBacktoNigeria.com, NothingToDoInLagos.com, and OkayAfrica.com.
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