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Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!

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It has been six exciting weeks of the Remy Martin “Dance Collective”, a social media dance-off challenge uniquely designed for dance lovers and consumers of the premium cognac over 21 years old in Nigeria.

Every week, since the 16th of May, 2020 dance lover from all over Nigeria have expressed their creativity by recreating unique dance moves released weekly by celebrity dancers Ifeoma Efiokwu (@e4ma_) and Dancegod Lloyd, (@dancegodlloyd).

Congratulations to the Week 1 to 5 winners; Week 1: Mercy Osaruyi, Week 2: Alex Esiaga, Week 3: DQuestHouse, Week 4: Joana Imunmolen and Week 5: Shedrack & Maria Emmanuel.

Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!
Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!
Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!
Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!
Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!
Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!
Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!
Over 1 million naira worth of prizes won from the Remy Martin Dance Collective so far! Join the challenge and win exciting prizes every week!

The challenge is still on for 5 more weeks and you too can win up to N200,000 worth of amazing prizes weekly by joining the exciting #RemyMartinDanceCollective challenge.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CB-sqssjE3C/?igshid=dmkfg4y4wsge

To participate in the #RemyMartinDanceCollective dance-off challenge;

  1. Learn the week 7 routine by renowned dancers and Remy Martin Dance Collective hosts, Ifeoma Efiokwu (@e4ma_) and Dancegod Lloyd, (@dancegodlloyd). 
  2. Create your version to the same music on TikTok or Youtube only; Visit - dance.remymartin.ng to upload your entry.
  3. Entries close on Wednesday, 1st July by 12 noon.
  4. The top 5 fun filled entries and group entries of not more than 3 dancers will be selected every week to win up to N200,000 worth of prizes.

What are you waiting for? Keep dancing and Join the fun!

For more information about the #RemyMartinDanceCollective, Visit the website - dance.remymartin.ng or Follow @remymartinng on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook for more details.

This competition is open to persons above 21 years old. Drink Responsibly

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