In the true spirit of the season, Dufil Prima Foods, the maker of Nigeria’s beloved Indomie noodles, has once again demonstrated its unwavering commitment to giving back. This year, the company extended its generosity to orphanages and elderly homes across Nigeria, brightening lives with holiday cheer and comfort.
The donations, consisting of cartons of Indomie noodles, reached several esteemed institutions, including the Red Cross Motherless Babies’ Home in Makoko, Modupe Cole Memorial Child Care and Treatment Centre in Akoka, Heritage Homes in Anthony, Little Saints Orphanage in Palmgrove Estate, and Regina Mundi Home for the Elderly in Mushin.
Temitope Ashiwaju, Group Corporate Communication and Events Manager at Dufil Prima Foods, shared the heartfelt motivation behind this initiative:
“These institutions play a crucial role in supporting vulnerable children and elderly people in our communities. Our donation helps bring some comfort and joy during the festive season, ensuring that both residents and caregivers feel the spirit of love and kindness.”
This act of kindness is far from a one-time effort. For over a decade, Dufil Prima Foods has made giving back to the community an integral part of its holiday tradition. According to Ashiwaju:
“Our commitment to corporate social responsibility goes beyond providing products. We believe in making a tangible impact on the lives of those who need it the most. Through initiatives like this, we aim to bring smiles and warmth to Nigerians during the holiday season.”
During the visits, the Indomie team was met with heartfelt gratitude and joy from the residents and caregivers. For many, the arrival of the familiar noodle brand has become a cherished tradition, symbolizing nourishment, comfort, and the spirit of the season.
As a market leader in Nigeria, Indomie’s impact extends far beyond its products. With a legacy of care and compassion, Dufil Prima Foods continues to inspire and uplift communities, proving that the smallest gestures can create the biggest smiles.
