The President/Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Avila Naturalle Limited, Mrs. Temitope Mayegun, has said despite economic challenges, her organisation is committed to supporting the country’s economic growth and development.
She said her organisation contributes its quota to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) though its production and distribution of natural skincare products across the country.
Mayegun explained that the organization, which started in 2017 with little resources, has created employment opportunities and impacted positively on humanity across the country and beyond.
She stated this at the official launch of the company’s African black soaps (ose dudu) held at Iyana-Ipaja, Lagos. adding that the Avila African black soap and Avila papaya black soap are not just another bar soaps, but they are unique representation of the company’s commitment to crafting products that not only cleanse skin rashes among others but nourish and rejuvenate the skin.
She said beyond exceptional quality, the products symbolise the celebration of diversity and inclusivity in the society. She said: “We believe that everyone deserves access to quality natural skincare products that cater to their unique skin needs and concerns and these new Avila masterpieces are here to fulfill that promises”.
Director, Brands and Strategy, Avila Naturalle Limited, Mr. Sylvester Iriogbe, said since Avila Naturalle came on board in July 2017, the company has redefined the skincare space by promoting healthy and safety products through the formulation of purely natural skincare solutions.
