Checkers Custard and Turtle Taido – Nourishing Their Bodies, Nourishing Their Minds

Nigeria’s leading custard brand CHECKERS CUSTARD, and Nigeria’s leading educational kiddies show, Turtle Taido Game Show announce a strategic partnership, with a sponsorship deal that will bring an exciting combination of nourishment and wholesome content to all children.

Made by Checkers Africa Limited, Checkers Custard is known for its premium quality, smooth consistency and taste, and impressive flavours.

Checkers Custard is Rich in Nutrients.

Speaking at the Contract Signing Ceremony, the Managing Director of Checkers Africa, MR Karan Checker says

“Turtle Tadio, like Checkers Custard need no introduction; they are household names for the leaders of tomorrow, our children. As Turtle Taido strives in unique ways to help in the mental development of children, give them wholesome education and also inculcate morals in them, so is Checkers Custard providing not just the energy but nourishment for the children with highest quality, healthy and wholesome food that comes in different and exciting flavours.

With this, the reasons for this strategic partnership are obvious and the alignment of Checkers Custard and Turtle Taido Game Show fits snugly. It is the perfect panacea for well rounded children development in Nigeria. This is our own contribution to the future – the children”.

Turtle Taido Game Show is an educational game show that tests the knowledge of contestants based on the learning adventures of the cartoon character Turtle Taido. The show features primary school kids with each episode having two schools contest against each other. Each school is represented by a pupil randomly picked by Turtle Taido Mascot among the attendees. Winners, runners-up and all the attending kids go away with gifts.

The contract signing was attended by pupils from

Solid Foundation Private School, Aguda; Turning Point School, Isolo; ECWA School, Mushin

The show airs on the popular Africa Magic Family Channel, and several other television networks.