The Promise, a celebrated name in the hospitality sector, recently hosted a memorable event to mark a significant milestone in its journey, transitioning from a modest beginning to a widely recognized brand. The evening was characterized by heartfelt reflections, vibrant entertainment, and a strong emphasis on the value of long-term commitment.
Dr. Oluwatoyin Alabi, Founder and CEO, led the evening with a sincere address, expressing his deep gratitude for the divine providence that sustained the company’s growth. Reflecting on the brand’s trajectory, Dr. Alabi noted that the success of The Promise was not accidental but a product of perseverance, dedicated teamwork, and an unwavering commitment to quality in every aspect of their operation.
A major highlight of the celebration was the formal recognition of the company’s long-serving employees/ staff members who have been integral to The Promise since its inception. Their loyalty and sustained effort were celebrated with enthusiastic applause from the audience.
As a testament to the company’s appreciation, these foundational employees were honored with prestigious awards and a collective cash prize of ₦250,000, underscoring management’s commitment to valuing its human capital.
Following the awards, the atmosphere transitioned into a high-spirited evening of entertainment. Music filled the hall, drawing senior management and junior staff alike to the dance floor in a spontaneous display of unity and celebration. The event gained extra flair with a coordinated, thrilling performance by The Promise Ambassadors.
With the inviting aroma of The Promise’s signature dishes wafting throughout the venue, the night closed on a resonant note of collective joy, gratitude for past achievements, and a renewed commitment to excellence.
This event capped the weeklong celebration, which had included the distribution of loaves of bread and other items to passersby at major junctions in the state. The festivities also featured a separate thanksgiving event on December 6, held at Rumumasi, where the CEO and his team sang praises to God for His blessings and engaged in various games, including a lively dancing competition.
