Remy Martin Pacesetters VIP Party To Celebrate DJ Jimmy Jatt This Friday

Premium Cognac ‘Remy Martin’ is set to celebrate cool DJ Jimmy Jatt, one of the greatest disc jockeys Africa has produced on Friday 18th of October, 2013.

In a statement by Thibault Robert, the Regional Marketing manager for Remy Martin, the brand fully intends to keep to its promise of celebrating Nigerians who have achieved and impacted positively in their various fields of endeavor. “We plan to continue to show our deep appreciation of icons such as Dj Jimmy Jatt who continue to make their terrains interesting enough for others to follow” he further stated.


Born and bred in Lagos Island, Jimmy Amu, popularly known as Cool Dj Jimmy Jatt is a renowned Disc Jockey who is reputed for setting the pace for disc jockeys in Nigeria and beyond. An icon in the Nigerian entertainment industry who has come a long way. He is reputed for having many firsts in the industry.

The premium strictly by invitation party organized to celebrate DJ Jimmy Jatt will also feature special appearances by celebrities, industry moguls, senior executives and fashionistas. The Remy Martin Pace Setter party series seeks to promote qualitative networking amidst great company, good music, the finest of Remy Martin cocktails, food pairings and Remy Martin based desserts.

The Remy Martin Pace Setter VIP party has celebrated Ibukun Shobowale (Co-owner of Road Runners), Tiwa Savage’s Once Upon a Time album, and the trio of Gbemi, Toolz and Douglas (of Beat FM) in the past.

The Remy Martin Pacesetter VIP party is proudly supported by The Beat 99.9 FM and Soundcity TV.

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