Plateau State Governor Simon Lalong has commended the leading Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) operator in Nigeria, EatN’Go Africa at the official commissioning of the company’s first store in Jos.
The QSR giant and master franchisee for Domino’s pizza, cold stone creamery and Pinkberry gourmet frozen yoghurt brands continues to maintain its position as a frontrunner in the fast-food industry.
Established in Nigeria in 2012, EatN’Go has made remarkable strides towards becoming a premier food operator in Africa. It has successfully introduced globally recognized brands across the continent, fulfilling its vision and commitment.
Lalong while commissioning the store reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to creating an enabling environment for investors, aiming to boost the state’s economy, saying; “We construct infrastructure to attract investors to Plateau. We do it to encourage enterprises like EatN’Go and advance commercial activities.”
He added that the commissioning was further proof that businesses have returned to Plateau.
At the event well attended by commissioners and other members of the State Executive Council, Mr. Maruf Lamidi, the marketing manager of Cold Stone, spoke on behalf of the group chief executive officer and managing director EatN’Go Africa Limited, Mr. Patrick McMichael.
He thanked the governor for creating the opportunity to spread goodness and richness of EatN’Go brands to Plateau State, noting that the new store marked a significant milestone in the culinary landscape of Jos.
“This event signifies not only the expansion of renowned global brands but also the growing prominence of our city – Jos as a thriving hub for commerce and economic growth.”
“EatN’Go through its brands have been synonymous with exceptional taste, quality, and unparalleled service for decades. As we stand here today, surrounded by the aroma of freshly baked crusts, delectable toppings, and mouthwatering ice cream, we are reminded of the joy and satisfaction that this brand has brought to countless individuals around the world,” he said.
