Goldberg Lager Unveils Talking Drum at Cocoa House

On August 7, Goldberg Lager unveiled a monumental talking drum installation atop Cocoa House in Ibadan, a significant landmark completed in 1965. This initiative is part of Goldberg’s Our Beat.
Our Gold. platform, which celebrates Nigerian culture and community. The talking drum, a symbol of Yoruba culture, will play a rendition of Omolúàbí every hour, emphasizing Yoruba values.
Abdulrahman Yinusa, Group Managing Director/CEO of Odu’a Investment Company, described the installation as a new chapter in Cocoa House’s history, linking it to the vision of the Southwest's founding fathers. Sarah Agha, Marketing Director of Nigerian Breweries Plc, stated that the installation symbolizes cultural pride and community.
The unveiling event featured Goldberg ambassadors Kunle Remi and Odunlade Adekola, along with Big Brother Naija winner Imisi, cultural stakeholders, government representatives, and consumers, highlighting the collective celebration of heritage.
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