International Breweries Plc , a proud member of AB InBev, the world's largest brewer with over 500 beer brands, has concluded its one-year Responsible Beverage Service programme in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The pioneering initiative, aimed at promoting responsible drinking and discouraging harmful use of alcohol, was successfully concluded leaving a positive impact on communities and members.
Today, anytime I look at my baby I am glad I listened. I am grateful to AB InBev Foundation and International Breweries for this initiative.” On his part, James Ogunro, a hotel owner said he has learnt how to best manage his business as an entrepreneur.
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