Lovebite Foods And Beverages Limited Holds Thanksgiving Mass and Appreciation Party For Customers At Nnobi, Idemili South Council Area

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Taking cognizance of the fact that customers are the backbone of the business sector, a notable Anambra businessman and owner of Lovebite Foods and Beverages Limited, manufacturers of Lovebite bread, Chief Innocent Nwosu, has made it an annual ritual to organize a thanksgiving mass and appreciation party at Nnobi, Idemmili South Local Government Area, to show gratitude to God, his customers and key partners across Nigeria.

This year’s events, which respectively took place at St. Paul’s Catholic Church Ebenator village Nnobi, and Chief Nwosu’s compound at Umuru village Nnobi, attracted family members, friends and well-wishers, customers and partners of Lovebite Foods and Beverages Limited from within and outside Anambra State, who went home with various gift items for partnering and patronizing the company last year.

At the events which marked the third of their kind since the inception of the company three years ago, customers and partners of Lovebite Foods and Beverages Limited smiled home with various gifts given to them by the management of the company; based on their performances and level of patronages in the past year.

The gifts include medium buses, motorcycles, refrigerators, water dispensers, television sets, standing fans, generator sets, air conditioners, and bags of rice, among others.

While presenting the gifts to the beneficiaries, the General Manager of Lovebite Foods and Beverages Limited, Chief Nwosu, who went down memory lane on how he got to the level he is right now through divine help, said the thanksgiving and customers’ appreciation are the company’s annual rites through which they acknowledge God’s faithfulness and strengthen their relationship with customers and assured that the company will continue to contribute its quota in community development and human capacity building.

Chief Nwosu said though prizes of goods are skyrocketing by the day in Nigeria, his company, Lovebite Foods and Beverages limited, will, instead of reducing the quality of its productions, continue to improve in the interest of the customers, even as he called on the youths to embrace hard work and the act of saving in order to actualize their life dreams.

In an interview, the President General of Nnobi Ngo Brothers Association, Dr Pat Mbanefo, said that Chief Nwosu has contributed immensely to the development of the community by giving employment to youths, constructing roads, drilling water, awarding scholarships to youths, among other humanitarian services, described his relationship with the customers as incomparable and encouraged other well-to-do individuals to borrow a leaf from him to make the society better.

The beneficiaries of the Lovebite Foods and Beverages Limited customers and partners largess, including an Onitsha resident, Mr Longinus Okoye, Lady Obianuju Igbobuluchukwu from Nnewi, and Mrs Nwanneka Okpala from Awka-Etiti, thanked Lovebite Foods and Beverages Limited for the gesture and promised to redouble efforts in promoting the product, even as they prayed for long life and more of God’s blessings on Chief Nwosu.

Earlier in a homily during the thanksgiving mass, the Parish Priest of Saint Paul’s Catholic Church Ebenator village Nnobi, Reverend Father Chike Onwuegbusi, encouraged Christians to be humble, assist people they are better than, and live Godly life at all times in order to inherit God’s kingdom after sojourning on earth.

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