HERO Larger Celebrates Monde Selection Award

L-R: Brewery Operations Director, International Breweries Plc (IB Plc), Mr Johan Gouws; Country People Manager, IB Plc, Mrs Chinelo Obienyem; Nollywood actor and Brand Ambassador, Hero beer, Nkem Owoh; Marketing Director, IB Plc, Mrs Tolulope Adedeji; and Manager, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, IB Plc, Mr Chuma Umuma, at an event at the Onitsha Brewery of IB Plc to celebrate Monde Selection awards won by IB Plc’s Trophy and Hero lagers, recently.

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