Nigeria’s leading beverage manufacturer, Seven-Up Bottling Company, has unveiled a new Supa Komando TV commercial titled “Fire On Naija,” which has resonated deeply with Nigerians. Featuring brand ambassadors Dotun, the Energy Gad, Cross, Erica, Saskay, and the latest addition, Neo Energy, the commercial conveys a powerful message of hope, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of success, even in the face of challenges.
The “Fire On Naija” TVC launched on July 28, 2024, and has since captured the attention of netizens, who have praised its inspiring message. The TVC encourages Nigerians to conquer their daily struggles and keep pushing forward, much like the journeys of the stars featured in the commercial.
Each ambassador’s story is a testament to perseverance and determination:
- Dotun, the Energy Gad: A celebrated on-air personality and Nigeria’s No. 1 hype man, Dotun’s journey from a childhood passion for radio to a successful career is a reflection of his relentless drive and energy, perfectly embodying the “Fire On Naija” spirit.
- Erica Nlewedim, aka Star Girl Erica: An actress and model, Erica’s unwavering passion for her craft and dedication to her dreams, despite challenges, aligns with the TVC’s message of never giving up until success is achieved.
- Ikechukwu Sunday Cross Okonkwo, aka Cross Da Boss: Known for his charm and charisma, Cross’s determination to succeed as an actor despite his battle with dyslexia is an inspiration, highlighting the resilience celebrated in the TVC.
- Tsakute Ladi Jonah, aka Saskay: Saskay’s journey from facing academic setbacks to earning a degree in Fine Arts and building a multifaceted career serves as a true example of pushing forward against all odds.
- Emuobonuvie Neo Oliseh Akpofure, aka Neo Energy: Neo’s rise from humble beginnings as a cab driver and sketch artist to becoming a sought-after actor and hype man illustrates the incredible power of perseverance and determination.
The “Fire On Naija” TVC by Supa Komando not only showcases these stars’ journeys but also serves as a broader message to Nigerians, encouraging them to keep striving and to believe that dreams can become reality through hard work and dedication.
