Tommee Tippee reopens in Nigeria

Renowned baby care brand, Tommee Tippee is set to return to its prime position in the baby care industry in Nigeria by resuming its operations.

The official announcement of the company’s return to Nigeria coincides with the grand opening of Nigeria’s premier baby-care emporium, One Stop Baby Shop at the Wuse area of Abuja.

The return of Tommee Tippee to the Nigerian market is through a new distribution partnership of the global brand with Alami UK and One Stop Baby Shop,Nigeria.

Speaking at a press conference on Thursday, the CEO of One Stop Baby Shop, Mrs Omolara Shaibu said, “the event promises to bring industry leaders in the babycare industry in convergence, while also offering freebies worth over five million Naira (N5,000,000) to expecting mothers, nursing mothers and fathers.

“To benefit from freebies at the event mothers are required to give answers to questions on the Tommee Tippee social media link and submit with just a click.

Prospective winners are also expected to tag mothers-to-be and encourage a minimum of 3 of them to follow the instagram handles of @one_stop_baby_shop and @tommeetippeenigeria,” she added.

Such prospective winners will be eligible to win products worth up to N250,000 of over 500 items to be won.

Final winners are to be declared at the midnight of 26 April.

According to Mrs Shaibu, “the grand opening of the One Stop Baby Shop Mall, at House 11, Port Novo Street, off Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2 will take place on April 27 and it promises to be breathtaking as an exclusive baby shower extravaganza, open to all expecting mothers, new mothers and fathers is one of the events lined up for the day, while the entire mall will be marked down with discounts up to 50% off.”

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