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How a Danish drink became loved in Nigeria
Malt beverages were used as a supplement during by soldiers during the Nigerian civil war and in 1972, a Danish-made drink called Supermalt hit the market.
It was so popular that it contributed to the Nigerian government's decision to ban all imports of malt into the country.
Peter Rasmussen created the drink and now - his, and other malt beverages are enjoyed all over the world. He shares his memories with Matt Pintus.
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