Eat ‘n’ Go Celebrates 10 Years of Operation In Nigeria; Assets Hits Over N26 Billion

The Group Managing director and Chief Executive Officer of Eat ‘n’ Go Limited, Mr. Patrick McMichael, has said the company’s total assets in Nigeria now worth over N26 billion in value.

Speaking at a press conference organised to celebrate the company’s 10 years of operation in Nigeria, McMichael said Eat ‘n’ Go is a drive-in and drive-through Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) with many subsidiaries.

It is the parent company of Domino Pizza, ColdStone Creamery and Pinkberry Gourmet Yoghurt. 

The quick service restaurant has been consistent in its service and expansion in Nigeria and Africa at large. It has more than 190 outlets in Nigeria. 

The company’s CEO, Patrick McMichael stated that the milestone of N26 billion in assets is a clear demonstration of the firm’s belief and confidence in the Nigerian economy.

“In 10 years of its existence, the brand has increased its outlets to 190 and grown across Nigeria, expanded into Kenya, and directly impacted over 4000 staff,” he stated.

The CEO also acknowledged the challenges the company had faced in the face of accelerated growth and its contribution to the society. Eat ‘n’ Go has some Corporate Social responsibilities to its credit. One of the most renowned is the company’s partnership with Slum2School. 

“We are committed to taking the desired steps in ensuring that we support the underprivileged especially those within communities that have limited access to quality education. For instance, our partnership with Slum2School has provided education for over 3000 children who have been put in school,” he stated.

Going forward, the CEO assured that the company will continue to uphold customers satisfactions with a swift and easy response to customer needs while the company will ensure it surpasses the 20 minutes delivery timeline to any location across the region where its stores are located.