NESCAFÉ Campus Storm 2026 to Reach Over 260,000 Students Across 13 Nigerian Universities
NESCAFÉ Campus Storm 2026 to Reach Over 260,000 Students Across 13 Nigerian Universities
More than 260,000 students across 13 Nigerian universities are set to participate in the 2026 edition of the NESCAFÉ Campus Storm, as the coffee brand takes its “My Coffee, My Vibe” campaign to university campuses with a mix of music, creativity, entertainment and interactive experiences.
The initiative is designed to connect with young Nigerians by creating spaces where students can express themselves, discover and showcase their talents, build connections and engage with activities that reflect their interests and aspirations.
The Campus Storm follows the celebration of International Youth Day on August 12, 2026, themed “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations,” and seeks to celebrate the diversity of interests, passions and ambitions among young people.
According to NESCAFÉ, the campus activation will feature creative, musical and entertainment experiences tailored to university life, while providing students with opportunities to connect and express themselves.
Speaking on the initiative, Jean Pierre Duplan, Category Lead, Coffee, Nestlé Nigeria Plc, said young Nigerians were not only consumers but also entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals and future leaders shaping the country.
“Nigeria has one of the youngest populations in the world, and young Nigerians are not only the consumers of today; they are the entrepreneurs, creatives, professionals and leaders shaping the future of our country.
“University is an important time in that journey – a period when young people are discovering who they are, exploring what matters to them and shaping their ambitions for the future. With ‘My Coffee, My Vibe’, we want to meet them in that moment, creating experiences that recognize their interests and give them room to connect and express themselves.”
A major attraction of the Campus Storm is the NESCAFÉ Express Yourself creative zone, where students can showcase their creativity through art and other forms of self-expression.
Participants will also have opportunities to create social media content, take part in photo experiences, enjoy DJ sessions and live performances, and participate in games, raffle draws and giveaways.
NESCAFÉ said some of the prizes are designed to support students’ interests and everyday hustle, reinforcing the brand’s focus on providing value beyond its traditional product offering.
The Campus Storm builds on the brand’s recently concluded NESCAFÉ Next Level Promotion, which rewarded more than 40,000 consumers with airtime and cash prizes.
The grand prize winner also received tools of trade, business support and access to masterclasses aimed at providing practical resources for personal and entrepreneurial development.
As the Campus Storm moves across the participating universities, NESCAFÉ said it would continue to engage a generation of young Nigerians who are increasingly influential in shaping the country’s culture while pursuing creative, entrepreneurial and professional ambitions.

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