Mouka has strengthened trade relationships with its business partners and fulfilling its promise by taking 50 of them on trip to Morocco in May.
The firm’s Chief Commercial Officer, Dimeji Osingunwa, during a trade conference in Lagos recently, unveiled the ‘World of Comfort Trip Promotion’ to its business partners. He said the promotion, which ran for four months, had 50 partners emerging as winners, while 40 qualified for a trip to Morocco and 10 achieved the threshold for a trip to Brazil.
Osinguwa said the firm had continued to invest significantly in ensuring the relationship between its partners remains mutually beneficial. When asked about the impact of the promotion on the business, he said the objectives were fully met as the trade partners demonstrated a renewed commitment to the company’s growth trajectory.
When also asked about the choice of locations, he said: “Morocco was picked for two reasons. First, Marrakesh is one of the most recommended tourist destinations, famous for its palaces, five-star restaurants, luxury spas, charming traditional houses and enchanting gardens. Secondly, Morocco is the headquarters for the Dolidol International group, Mouka’s parent company.”Beneficiaries of the trips commended the company on the gestures, promising to make more impacts.
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