Milo signs Musa, Isha, other Northern influencers to strengthen national representation
MILO Nigeria has signed former Super Eagles captain, Ahmed Musa and youth role model; Mansurah Isah, among other popular influencers from the north.
The idea the brand noted is to strengthen its long-standing connection with consumers in Northern Nigeria.
Others are actress, filmmaker, humanitarian and social impact advocate; Ali Jita, songwriter and musician; Sulaiman Yahaya (popularly known as Bosho), Kannywood actor and comedian Anita Asuoha (Real Warri Pikin), who has renewed her contract as a member of the MILO family.
Speaking on the new partnerships, Gilbert Tweneboah-Koduah, Category Manager, Beverages, Nestlé Nigeria, emphasized the brand’s commitment to inclusivity.
“This partnership reflects our dedication to ensuring that every Nigerian child experiences the nourishment, energy and possibilities that MILO represents.
By working with creators who authentically reflect their communities and whose values align with ours, we are celebrating the bonds MILO has built with families across Nigeria in the most inclusive and meaningful way.”
During their induction, the influencers went on an immersive factory tour to get first hand information on MILO’s key ingredients, including cocoa, milk, and sorghum, which is 100% sourced in Northern Nigeria.
They had the opportunity to see how these ingredients are transformed into the final product through cocoa roasting, milk blending, and malt preparation. Their reports confirmed that the visit highlighted MILO’s dedication to quality, nutrition, hygiene and food-safety standards.
The signing ceremony took place at the Nestlé Head Office in iIlupeju, Lagos, where the influencers engaged with employees and shared their personal reflections on joining the MILO family.
Ahmed Musa spoke about his excitement, highlighting MILO’s significant impact in communities across Northern Nigeria. “What stands out for me is how MILO invests in young people. From sports to school activities, you see the brand’s impact everywhere. I’m excited to use my platform to inspire even more children across the North,” he said.
Reflecting on the experience, Mansurah Isah said: “Seeing how MILO is made gave me a new level of respect for the brand. I was particularly impressed by the level of hygiene maintained throughout the process. The thoroughness, the quality checks at every stage were remarkable. It made me even prouder to take this journey with MILO.”
From the MILO Basketball Championship to Building Champs and other school-driven programs, MILO continues to nourish children, support communities, and inspire a generation to grow stronger through active and healthy living.
*Photo shows (L-R) L-R Sulaiman ‘Bosho’ Yahaya Kannywood actor and comedian, Gilbert Tweneboah-Koduah, Category Manager, Beverages, Nestlé Nigeria, Mansurah Isah, actress, filmmaker, humanitarian and social impact advocate and Ahmed Musa, Nigerian professional footballer.
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