In its tradition, the Heineken House treated football fans to a VVIP UCL experience in a world class Heineken atmosphere as they watched Real Madrid beat rivals Atletico Madrid to claim the cup.
Julius Agwu, Lanre Da Silva Ajayi, Gideon Okeke, others enjoy the UCL Final
The highly anticipated final match of the 2015/2016 UEFA Champions League saw an array of celebrities and invited guests enjoying the premium match viewing experience the Heineken House Lagos offers.
Celebrities including Julius Agwu, Gideon Okeke, Lanre Da Silva Ajayi and Cool FM's Dotun joined other football fans to #ChampionTheMatch at the House.
“Heineken, now in its 11 consecutive year of UCL sponsorship is focused on redefining match viewing experiences for its consumers,” said Ngozi Nkwoji, Senior Brand Manager, Heineken Nigeria.
“The Heineken House is here to provide guests with an environment where they can #ChampionTheMatch alongside other football fans while enjoying free food and bottles of Heineken.”
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The match was followed by an after party with music provided by Mavin Records' official music disc jockey, DJ Big N. Guests were also treated to unique face art and body painting.
Heineken House Lagos, a premium facility for the entertainment of UEFA Champions League fans, is the first of its kind in Africa.
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