Games, Giggles & 20 Years of Great Memories: Indomie Fan Club Makes Children’s Day Extra Special
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The Indomie Fan Club (IFC), powered by Nigeria’s favourite noodles brand, delivered what might be the most colourful and vibrant Children’s Day celebration ever! A day packed with laughter, fun, and unforgettable memories!
Held at Apapa Amusement Park in Lagos, the flagship event welcomed over 6,000 children for a day buzzing with games, music, and unforgettable memories. From interactive play zones and talent showcases, to dance competitions, rides, 360 video booths, photo booths, face painting sessions, and surprise giveaways! The Indomie Fan Club celebration had it all.
Wonderland for Kids
The amusement park was completely transformed into a wonderland for kids. There were countless rides, from merry-go-rounds to slides and climbing castles, which the children couldn’t get enough of!
The kids were treated to steaming, tasty bowls of Indomie, served hot and fresh to keep the energy levels up. Even better, cartons of Indomie noodles were handed out, putting big smiles on children’s faces and giving many families something to take home.
Dance battles kept the energy high, with children showing off their best moves and walking away with exciting prizes ranging from school kits to toys and branded goodies.
The First Lady of Lagos State
Her Excellency, the First Lady of Lagos State, Dr. (Mrs.) Claudiana Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, headlined the event and delivered a heartfelt message about investing in the future of Nigerian children. She said:
“This celebration is not just about fun — it is about purpose. The Indomie Fan Club has remained a critical platform for inspiring creativity, building confidence, and instilling values in our children”.
She emphasised the state’s continued efforts in promoting child development through education, healthcare, and youth-focused social programs, including the Lagos Boy Child Initiative and the Young Farmers Club.
Celebrating 20 Years of Fun, Learning, and Community — What the Indomie Fan Club Execs Had to Say
If there’s one thing that stood out at the Children’s Day celebration, it’s the powerful sense of legacy and love behind the Indomie Fan Club’s 20 years of impact.
Mr. Temitope Ashiwaju, the General Manager and Group Corporate Communications at Dufil Prima Foods Ltd., couldn’t hide his pride as he spoke about the journey:
“Today is a celebration of childhood, community, and continuity. For 20 years, the Indomie Fan Club has been a beacon of joy, education, and creativity for children across Nigeria.”
Echoing that warm sentiment was Ms. Karishma Rustagi, Head of the Indomie Fan Club, who shared her excitement about the milestone:
“The smiles we see today tell a story of 20 years of love and learning. This celebration embodies the spirit of the Fan Club — fun, education, and growth.”
Indomie Fan Club 20th Anniversary Documentary
And the excitement didn’t stop there. The day also featured the unveiling of the Indomie Fan Club 20th Anniversary Documentary — a moving tribute that captures the incredible journey of this beloved brand as it has supported, inspired, and empowered Nigerian children for two whole decades.
Through touching stories, memorable moments, and heartfelt testimonials, the documentary beautifully showcases how the Indomie Fan Club has grown from a simple idea into a nationwide movement dedicated to nurturing creativity, confidence, and community spirit among Nigeria’s youth.
What started in 2005 has grown into a nationwide movement with over 150000 young members. The Indomie Fan Club is more than a club — it is a community where kids learn, laugh, and shine.
And guess what? This is only the beginning. Even bigger moments are on the way, so do not miss out. Click here to stay updated!
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Source: Legit.ng
