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Kasapreko Supports African Legends Night 2018

Ghana’s biggest Beverage producers, Kasapreko Company Limited has disclosed it’s desire

to support this year’s African Legends Night.

The Managing Director of Kasapreko Company Limited, Richard Adjei has indicated the

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company’s vision of keeping the Ghanaian dream alive on the back of its expansions and acquisitions of new portfolios.

Kasapreko in recent times has made millions of dollar investments to expand it production lines becoming a total Ghanaian-owned beverage firm manufacturing wide range of both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

The company has also moved on to acquire key drinks portfolio on the Ghanaian market under

Distell Company namely Savannah Cider, Hunters Dry, Knights Whiskey and several others.

The new phase in the history of Kasapreko, according to Mr. Adjei, is to fulfill the dream of

becoming the Ghanaian beverage breaking African frontiers.

“We want to keep the Ghanaian dream alive.”

Kasapreko, which has expanded its territory beyond the shores of West Africa, has been at the forefront of championing African success and culture.

He urged Ghanaians and Africans to support, celebrate and identify with all good products

manufactured on the continent.

It is only when Africans appreciate their own that the world will begin to see the good things on the continent, according to him.

“Our continent is gifted with all the resources – human, capital and natural resources so there is every reason to make Africa great by celebrating what we have as a people for others to envy us,” Mr. Adjei said when the beverage

manufacturer announced a sponsorship package for this year’s African Legends Night.

He further commended Ghanaians for supporting the growth of Kasapreko over the past 30 years.

Kasapreko is sponsoring this year’s African Legends Night with its flagship brand Alomo bitters

supported by its sister brands as Awake Water, Storm Energy, Alomo Silver, Savannah Cider.

“We always sponsor African Legends Night because we believe in the powerful message music sends across the world by way of telling the African story within the proper context. African music has come a long way and it is in the right order to celebrate it with great icons,” Mr. Adjei added.

This year’s African Legends Night will take place on Saturday, September 29th at Kempinski Hotel.

It would feature music legends such as Daddy Lumba, Kojo Antwi and Samini as well as the Wulomei band.

About this writer:

Peace Agyare

Peace Agyare loves to write and is addicted to reading. She is a staff at Ghaflagh.com & ghafla.com/music/ A well bred journalist with a flair for entertainment, society and arts. She loves covering events and reporting personalities for the public consumption. Email : [email protected] Instagram @peaceagyare & Twitter ; @agyare_peace