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Aderonke Adesanya
December 13, 2025
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Guaranty Trust Holding Company has added a unique touch to the maiden edition of GTCO Food & Drink—Holiday Edition. This December, on the 20th & 21st, participants would enjoy an immersive children’s play Arena,  access to over 213 food vendor stalls, and much more.

For over 9 years, GTCO has continued to give creative support to SMEs and this year, is calculatedly extended families. According to the leadership of the company, the children’s play area would be safe and immersive.

Speaking on the event, Segun Agbaje, Group Chief Executive Officer, GTCO, noted that the event would be held at GT centre, Oniru, Lagos. He also added that this maiden edition builds on the success of the annual food vendor.

“The GTCO Food & Drink Festival has grown into a powerful platform for celebrating enterprise, creativity and the richness of African cuisine. This 2025 Holiday Edition is a special end-of-year celebration. The target is to host families, support  SMEs across the food and beverage value chain,” he added.

He also noted that this year’s booth has doubled the usual number.

“We had almost 4,000 applications, but unfortunately, the space can only take 213 booths realistically. We would also have all manner of good. We would be having street foods too. Like we have always done, when it comes to CSR, profitability does not come to play at all,” he added.


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