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So it’s not a surprise that a company provides for both needs, i.e. bakes cakes and organizes events. But it’s worthy of note if it executes at both fronts with an equal degree of excellence. Tito Cakes and Event exists to do just this. Based in Lagos, it has no shortage of potential clientele (or competitors for that matter). Where there are myriad other event companies and bakers, a business that does both is often preferable. And this is why Tito Cakes and Event attracts the customers it does. But keeping them is quite a feat. To do this, the company has to provide better-than-average service across the board. On the whole, reviews on the web suggest that the company may be succeeding at this. At the time of writing this, they have gathered more than 42,000 followers on Instagram, and have a five-star rating on Facebook. The company was founded in 2012 by Toyin Olalekan Ayodeji. She has a degree in Business Administration and Management. This training has come in handy for her, as she’s had to build and manage a business in what is challenging terrain.
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Tito Cakes and Events bakes for children and birthday celebrations, as well as weddings, valentines, and other seasonal or annual purposes. They also take on special orders that aren’t in any of these categories. Event organization is no small deal; whether they’re corporate, elaborate, or simple, everyone in attendance is in better spirits if the event is properly catered for. Tito Cakes and Event takes on catering and event decoration—two key aspects of any private or public event. They’ve received decent reviews for this service. Besides baking and organizing events, Toto Cakes and Event also trains aspiring bakers. While this constitutes an extra revenue stream for the business, it’s also a service that potentially benefits a large number of people, as it makes them able to start bakery businesses of their own. Toto Cakes and Event continues to serve a growing customer base within the Lagos axis. Almost ten years in, Toyin Ayodeji, its founder, continues to build a business that could one day boast more than a national presence. Featured Image Source: My Guide Nigeria
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