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By Vivian Onyebukwa
Diplomat Oral Care, a premier oral care solution, has named Frank Edoho as its brand ambassador.
Edoho is a broadcaster and television host noted for a popular television program, “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire”
Diplomat Oral Care is a range of premier oral care solution that goes beyond just freshening breath, but also contributes to the overall health and vitality of the teeth.
The unveiling, which took place in Lagos, had in attendance distributors of Diplomat Oral Care products, customers, media personalities, and prominent figures.
Speaking, Edoho recalled how the CEO of the company, Grape Tree international Ltd, Cyril Okoye, insisted on his choice as the brand ambassador over other shortlisted candidates, and expressed his deepest appreciation for that gesture. ‘The same way you accorded me that respect while looking for who will fit that role, I will make sure that my number one priority is to sale our product”.
He noted the company’s commitment to providing Nigerians with a premier oral care solution and promoting the overall health and vitality of their teeth.
Edoho expressed delight with the number of variants of the products which is 66, and wished to part of it’s progress.
During his speech, the CEO of the company, Cyril Okoye, expressed his confidence in the partnership between the brand and Edoho, believing that it will result in increased brand loyalty and record-breaking sales.
He noted that the company’s market share is expected to soar and reach new heights in the coming days. “Frank Edoho is a big shot in the industry, that’s why we were looking for you and we finally got. We are happy to have you today and signing a contract with you to manage our advertising sector to ensure that trade is going on very well. His infectious enthusiasm and unwavering dedication to his role made him an iconic figure in the world of advertising and entertainment’’, Okoye said.
Diplomat Toothbrush is a range of toothbrushes specially designed to clean teeth, gums, and tongue.
