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Gyming with stars: Yudala brings swag to wellness


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Nigeria’s acclaimed first true online and offline retail chain, Yudala is determined to improve the quality of lives of Nigerians, as it concludes plans to put together an annual Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) event which promotes values such as fitness, wellness and entrepreneurship, reports ITRealms


The event tagged ‘Gyming with the Stars’ and powered by Yudala is supported by Access Bank and Airtel, seeks to promote a positive lifestyle and self-empowerment amongst Nigerians.



ITRealms gathered that the event has been scheduled for Saturday, October 17th, 2015 at the National Stadium, Surulere, Lagos from 7am -9am, the maiden edition would mark the roll-out of Yuboss, an entrepreneurship scheme targeted at jobs and wealth creation for millions of Nigerians and Africans at large. 


ITRealms recalls that Yuboss is an entrepreneurship scheme set up by Yudala to build a league of emerging entrepreneurs and generate creative employment for millions of Nigerians.


Members are entitled to attractive commissions and a wide range of benefits including business mentorship sessions, with exceptional performers progressing through the multi-levels to ultimately become part-owners of a Yudala franchise store. 

The Yuboss scheme is targeted at smart Nigerians: undergraduates, post-graduate students, unemployed and under-employed individuals, housewives etc. who have the drive and ambition to earn money and be their own bosses.



The Saturday’s work-out exercise would be spiced up with A-list celebrities including Iyanya, Naeto C and ace comedian, Ali Baba. 

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