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Nigerian wedding reception is often a cultural spectacle blending vibrant traditions with lavish celebrations. No wedding reception is complete without a thoughtfully curated drinks menu that honours both heritage and modern tastes
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Ace of Spades vs Moët: When it comes to high-stakes parties in Lagos, the champagne you pop says everything about your style and status. Among the glittering elite, the battle between Ace of Spades and Moët & Chandon is legendary.
Discover the luxurious Clase Azul Reposado Tequila at Naija Liquor. Handcrafted Mexican tradition in every bottle. Buy at Naija Liquor for ₦375,000.
The Vapes and Cigars category currently available at Naija Liquor showcases a growing variety of high-quality vapes and cigar products.
Here’s a wine pairing guide to help you confidently pair wines with some of the most beloved Nigerian cuisine.
With Lagos’ active social life and growing cocktail culture, building the perfect home bar is now more achievable and rewarding than ever.
