The photo was taken during the Peak Milk Back-to-School Experiential Event held at the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos, Dairy Farm Senior Secondary school was celebrated as the Grand Prize Winner, receiving a cash prize of ₦1 million and two brand-new laptops.
Peak Milk, a brand of FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria PLC rounded off its 2026 Back-to-School campaign, tagged “Back to School with Peak Love” in an experiential and consumer engagement event at the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos, bringing together thousands of children and families for a day of games, entertainment, learning and exciting rewards ahead of the new school year.
The event provided a memorable finale to the campaign, which celebrates the love and commitment parents put into preparing their children for a new academic session. At the National Theatre, children participated in a range of mind-building interactive games and engagements, with winners taking home exciting gifts and cash prizes.
The event was hosted by popular Nigerian content creator and media personality Enioluwa Adeoluwa, who kept the children engaged throughout the experience. Also in attendance were notable personalities and creators including Dr. Adefunke Arowolo and the Ikorodu Bois, adding to the entertainment and excitement of the day.
Beyond the games and entertainment, the experience reinforced Peak Milk’s role in nourishing families as they prepare for the school year. Children and parents had the opportunity to engage with the brand in a fun and interactive environment, while learning more about the different ways milk can be enjoyed as part of meals and occasions.
Speaking on the conclusion of the campaign, Marketing Manager, Peak, Omolara Banjoko, said: “Back-to-school is a special period for families, and we wanted to end this campaign by creating an experience that children could genuinely enjoy and remember. Seeing thousands of children come together, participate in the mind building games and leave with exciting prizes was a great way to celebrate the love and preparation that parents put into getting their children ready for school.”