**Cadbury Hot Chocolate and Laju Iren Films Kick off Women’s Month with a Powerful Statement** As Nigeria joins the rest of the world in celebrating Women’s Month 2026, Cadbury Hot Chocolate has once again demonstrated its commitment to amplifying the voices and stories of African women. In a bold move, the beloved cocoa beverage brand partnered with Laju Iren Films to premiere the film "Onobiren" at EbonyLife Cinemas in Victoria Island. The event, which took place on March 1, 2026, brought together a diverse group of attendees, including filmmakers, dignitaries, actors, influencers, media professionals, and women from various walks of life. The evening's message was clear: investing in women's stories and creating spaces for their voices to be heard is essential for collective progress in society. Guests arriving at the premiere were treated to a warm welcome at the Cadbury Hot Chocolate booth, where they could enjoy warm and chilled cups of hot chocolate alongside delicious snacks. This thoughtful touch was a reminder of the brand's commitment to providing comfort and joy to Nigerians. The film "Onobiren" is a powerful testament to the resilience, ambition, and determination of women in Nigeria. It highlights the struggles and triumphs of women who strive to build meaningful lives while remaining true to their identity and values. Speaking about the collaboration, Oladapo Oshuntoye, Cadbury Cocoa Beverage Category Manager, noted: "At Cadbury, we are deeply committed to supporting women's voices and fostering spaces where women's experiences are acknowledged, heard, and valued." This partnership between Cadbury Hot Chocolate and Laju Iren Films is a testament to the brand's broader commitment to supporting African women's storytelling and creativity. As Nigeria celebrates Women's Month, Cadbury Hot Chocolate is leading the way in amplifying the voices and stories of women from our great nation.