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October 23, 2026
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Akiolu hails Seaman’s Schnapps for promoting culture

The Oba of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Akiolu, has praised the Seaman’s Schnapps for its deep-seated respect for traditional institutions and continued dedication to preserving Nigeria’s cultural heritage.

According to a statement, the monarch stated this when the Seaman’s Schnapps team visited his palace in Lagos.

In a gesture of unity, the monarch joined in prayer with Seaman’s Schnapps, invoking continued prosperity for Lagos State and Nigeria at large, while also blessing the success and prosperity of Grand Oak Limited across its diverse operations.

The Marketing Manager at Grand Oak Limited, Distillers of Seaman’s Schnapps, Gbemileke Lawal, conveyed the company’s appreciation to the monarch for his graciousness.

He reiterated Grand Oak’s deep respect for the rich historical heritage of Lagos, including its traditional stool and the plethora of pre-colonial narratives that distinguish the city.

He further stated that the partnership between Seaman’s Schnapps and the traditional institution represented a harmonious blend of tradition, people, and progress.

On her part, the Senior Brand Manager of Seaman’s Schnapps, Nnenna Uche-Onyenacho, said, “Celebrated by royalty and cherished by generations, Seaman’s Schnapps stands as a symbol of tradition and reverence in Nigeria.

“With each sip, it evokes the essence of our cultural heritage, uniting communities in prayer and celebration. I take great pride in our commitment to upholding the highest standards of quality and authenticity.”


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