Firm Reaffirms Commitment To Women’s Well-Being, Healthier Living

Firm Reaffirms Commitment To Women’s Well-Being, Healthier Living

Taiwo Ademola Hassan

Nigeria’s dairy brand from FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria Plc, has reaffirmed commitments to supporting women’s well-being with health and awareness programmes while reinforcing cultural promotions in South Eastern Nigeria.
The dairy company celebrated thousands of mothers at the 2026 August Meeting in Owerri, Imo State, over the weekend, reinforcing its commitment to significant cultural heritage.
The August Meeting recognised as one of the largest and most significant cultural gatherings in South-East brings together women from different communities and across the world for a unique homecoming focused on community development, engagement, networking, empowerment, and social interaction.
This year’s event once again provided a platform for women to connect, celebrate shared values, and strengthen community bonds.

Living up to its promise of being the brand that truly cares for mums, Three Crowns Milk delivered an engaging and memorable experience through interactive brand activities, dairy category education, exciting games, product sampling, and rewarding moments that celebrated the invaluable contributions of mothers to their families and communities.
High point of the celebration was the empowerment initiative by Three Crowns Milk where women in attendance were empowered with knowledge across Health, Finance and Agriculture whilst 30 under-served women were gifted equipment to kick of their businesses.
The activation reinforced the brand’s commitment to supporting mums and encouraging healthier lifestyles while creating meaningful connections with women.
This year’s event was held at Umuorii Field beside Umuorii Women Hall, St. Michael Catholic Church, Umuorii, Owerri, Imo State, where it welcomed women from ten communities, namely Umualum, Umuorii, Umuoba, Okwu, Owalla, Owaelu, Umunahu, Orji, Amakohia, and Akwakuma
The celebration was graced by the First Lady of Imo State, Her Excellency, Chief Barrister Chioma Uzodimma, ably represented by Mrs Nduka Ijeoma, wife of the Managing Director Anambra Imo River Basin Development Authority, whose presence underscored the importance of supporting women and strengthening communities.
Guests were also entertained by celebrated actress and influencer Ebelle Okaro, whose appearance added excitement and inspiration to the event.
Speaking at the event, Marketing Director, FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria PLC, Maureen Ifada, said:
“At FrieslandCampina WAMCO, we believe that when women thrive, families and communities flourish.
Through Three Crowns Milk, we remain committed to creating platforms that celebrate, support, and empower mothers because they are the foundation of healthier families and stronger societies.
The August Meeting provides another meaningful opportunity to connect with women where culture, community, and wellness intersect, and we are proud to share this important moment with the people of Imo State.”
Also speaking on the success of the activation, Marketing Manager, Three Crowns Milk, Chioma Otisi-Igwe said, At Three Crowns Milk, we believe supporting mothers go beyond providing good nutrition, it means creating opportunities that empower them to thrive.

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Taiwo Hassan

Taiwo Ademola Hassan is the Publisher of Economymail.com.ng. An astute and versatile Editor that has been in journalism for three decades and still counting. He's a renowned multiple award winners both local and international in print journalism. He started his journalism apprenticeship in Guardian Newspaper on the Business Desk and since then, he has been reporting Business news and other key sectors of the economy, having a wide readership follower ship. He's a Household name in the print journalism in Nigeria having excelled in his chosen journalism career profession that has taken him from Guardian Newspaper, The Union Newspaper and New Telegraph Newspaper in his sojourn

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