Mercy Eke becomes brand ambassador for TOL Luxe Hairs in new partnership
TOL Luxe Hairs has appointed Mercy Eke as its brand ambassador to enhance market presence.

Luxury hair brand, TOL Luxe Hairs, has officially appointed reality television star and entrepreneur Mercy Eke as its new brand ambassador. This strategic partnership is aimed at enhancing the company's visibility and expanding its reach within Nigeria's competitive beauty market.
Mercy Eke, who gained fame after winning the fourth season of Big Brother Naija, has successfully transitioned into a multifaceted career in entertainment, fashion, and lifestyle. TOL Luxe Hairs expressed confidence that Eke's influence and popularity will significantly boost brand awareness and attract a broader audience.
In a statement released to Saturday Beats, the company highlighted that the collaboration is part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen its position in Nigeriaβs beauty industry. The brand aims to leverage Eke's extensive fan base and social media presence to connect with potential customers more effectively.
TOL Luxe Hairs is a subsidiary of the TOL Group of Companies, which was founded by entrepreneur Eyitayo Francis in 2015. The group has diversified interests in various sectors, including beauty, hair extensions, fragrances, and automobiles. The company prides itself on its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction, aiming to develop trusted Nigerian brands that resonate with consumers.
The partnership with Mercy Eke aligns with TOL Luxe Hairs' business philosophy, which emphasizes strategic collaborations to enhance brand visibility. As the luxury hair segment in Nigeria continues to grow, the company is optimistic that this new alliance will help solidify its presence and cater to the evolving needs of its clientele.
As the beauty market in Nigeria becomes increasingly competitive, TOL Luxe Hairs is poised to make significant strides with Eke on board, reflecting a broader trend of brands seeking influential figures to represent them in a saturated market.
Sources
- Punch Newspapers Original article