
FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria's dairy brand Peak Milk has launched its 2026 Peak Love Back-To-School campaign aimed at supporting Nigerian families preparing for the new academic session. According to the Daily Post, the initiative coincides with the period when parents shop for school essentials, arrange new uniforms, plan meals and adjust household routines ahead of the school year.
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