17th April, 2015
Funsho Arogundade
Terry G, Nigeria’s eccentric Afro hip-hop act, may have found a new calling as he turned preacher at the Enugu leg of the Legend Taste and Tell activation held at the Spices Restaurant, Enugu, Enugu State.
The bell-brandishing artiste interspersed his performance with verses and preaching from the Holy Bible much to the excitement of the lively audience.
“God loves us the way we are, that is why Jesus died for us,” the Benue State-born artiste stated during his performance as he thrilled the audience to a collection of his hit songs.
The event also featured rib-cracking comedy from ace comedian Aje Baba. The comedian sent the audience reeling with his cleverly delivered jokes.
The evening was further spiced with performances from local cultural troupe, Pammy Udu Bunch and a live music from Tipsy Sounds, an Enugu-based Live Band.
Legend Extra Stout, organisers of the event also seized the opportunity to reward loyal customers via the Taste and Tell contest.
The Taste and Tell contest saw members of the audience randomly selected to participate in a blind taste game to determine who could correctly identify Legend Extra Stout from three unmarked glasses each containing different brands of stout drinks.
At the end of the game, three winners, Engineer Victor Nwakunor, a Ph.D student of University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN); Okechukwu Aganmegwa, a 19-year-old student of Federal Polytechnic Uwanna, Afikpo and Timothy Ogbuehi, a 38-year-old technician won for themselves, a brand new refrigerator, a brand new 32 inch LED Television and a brand new generator respectively.
Emmanuel Agu, Marketing Manager, Lager and Stout, Nigerian Breweries Plc stated that the event was organised to create fun and excitement for Legend consumers.
The Taste and Tell Activation, which has touched five cities; Lagos, Benin, Owerri, Ibadan and Enugu will be moving to other cities across the country.