Nigerian bakers have been urged to ensure strict compliance in their delivery and not compromise due to the harsh economic situation, in the country, reports ITREALMS.
"Success is a journey, it might be rough or rosy, there is need for consistency in one's stride for best results," declared Mrs. Gbeele.
Also speaking at the event, CEO El-Royalithos Catering Institute, Mrs. Kemi Oluboro urged bakers not to cut corners despite the tight economic situations in the country.
She said that the economic situation will soon improve so as to pave way for a long-term opportunities for all.
The National Sales Manager of Amel Susan, Mr Iyke Anosike equally enjoined bakers to be innovative and organise seminars regularly to enhance their industry.
Stressing the need for more creativity in the industry.
In her keynote address, the Convener and outgone President of Naija Cakes'N'Events Affairs, Mrs Titilola Akinde Oladeji expressed gratitude to God for the opportunity to meet after Covid-19, emphasizing that NCEA is an initiative created to build a culture of learning and expanding every member to become grounded and better in their various field as an event vendors.
"There is need to build a bridge where both professional and upcoming meets without discrimination, which the group has achieved successfully in the last six years,” she said.
ITREALMS also reported that awards of excellence were given to deserving members to appreciate their various contributions to the group.
Some dignitaries were at the event including the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Versatili Communication Limited, Mr Michael Salako, among others.
Gbemi Omotoso/Editor
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