Avril picked as Justdiggit brand ambassador

Avril lands ambassadorial job

Sue Watiri

March 5, 2019 11:13 AM

Avril for the win.

Avril Mwangi (Instagram)

‘Kitoko’ hitmaker Avril Mwangi has been picked as the Kenyan brand ambassador for Justdiggit.

Justdiggit is an Amsterdam-based organization that restores degraded lands to encourage the growth on natural vegetation which in turn cools down the landscape.

She will join other Justdiggit brand ambassadors like the Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Jonathan Karpathios who one of the best chefs in Netherlandsand Dutch weathercaster Amara Onwuka.

Avril picked as the Justdiggit Kenyan brand ambassador (Instagram) Pulse Live Kenya

Avril announced the good news in a post that read “Today was a great day!! Thank you @justdiggit for allowing me to lend my voice to #JustDiggIt and the #TheRainDanceProject as a Kenyan Brand Ambassador .. I’m definitely ready to play my part in #CoolingDownThePlanet.”

Other Ambassadorial Jobs

Aside from JustDiggIt, Avril seems to be the perfect pick for wholesome brands as she was recently picked as an influencer for Weetabix and has been pushing content for them on social media.

In 2017 Avril was picked as the Itel Mobile Kenya brand ambassador because she is a big and respectable brand.

Avril as the Itel Mobile Kenya brand ambassador (Courtesy) ece-auto-gen

Making the announcement, a representative from the international company said “We are pleased to announce that Itel Mobile Kenya will be working with Avril as our Brand ambassador. We are excited that we get to work with a big and respectable brand as Avril to heighten the Itel brand in the Kenyan market.”

In the same year, Avril also penned a deal with Mastercard, an American multinational financial services corporation as they sought to reward their loyal customers.

Aside from Itel and Mastercard, Avril was on the forefront when ‘Eat Fish for a Better Life’ campaign launched in 2015 at the Alliance Françoise Auditorium.

The campaign was supported by the EU and funded by the Indian Ocean Commission Smart Fish Programme (co-implemented by UNFAO – the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations) in collaboration with the Government of Kenya.

Sue Watiri