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ValentineVote: Lagosians Vote For Love With Special Dinner

By EDITOR
13 February 2015   |   11:00 pm
THE 2015 elections though have been postponed, but several Lagosians will be voting for love today in a special way through ValentineVote, a programme put together by a digital advertising agency, INK3K8 Media and partners - Terra Kulture, and Hangout Nigeria. The programme, which was created for couples to share romantic experience, took off yesterday…

THE 2015 elections though have been postponed, but several Lagosians will be voting for love today in a special way through ValentineVote, a programme put together by a digital advertising agency, INK3K8 Media and partners – Terra Kulture, and Hangout Nigeria.

The programme, which was created for couples to share romantic experience, took off yesterday and will end on Sunday 15. 

ValentineVote allows individuals to organize a surprise three-course dinner for their spouses.

The   dinner comes in various packages: three-course meal for 2; three-course meal for 2 with Santero and 3-course meal for two with Santero plus delivery.

Speaking about the idea behind Valentinevote, the Principal Consultant fto INK3K8, Mr. Eli Ezeugoh, said the idea is to get couple to sit down in one place and experience each other in a relaxed atmosphere. Ticket for ValentineVote is sold for N7000, N8000 and N9000.

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