
Abimbola Mohammed
Content Writer, Presenter and Digital Marketer at Freelance
Staff Reporter at Marketing Edge Magazine
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3 days ago |
marketingedge.com.ng | Abimbola Mohammed
PHD has promoted Brendan Aiwuyo to the position of Assistant Manager, Out-of-Home (OOH) in a move that underscores his tenacity, innovative spirit, and professional dedication. PHD elevated Brendan Aiwuyo as a recognition of his consistent dedication, innovative approach, and strong professional ethic within the organization. Making this known via his LinkedIn page, Aiwuyo expressed his heartfelt excitement and gratitude.
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4 days ago |
marketingedge.com.ng | Abimbola Mohammed
In a significant win for regulatory sanity and Nigeria’s advertising ecosystem, the Federal High Court has ruled in favour of the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) in its legal battle with Digibay Limited (trading as Supergroup). The judgment reaffirms ARCON’s statutory powers to regulate and vet advertising content in Nigeria, setting a new precedent for compliance across the integrated marketing communications industry.
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1 week ago |
marketingedge.com.ng | Abimbola Mohammed
The Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) has announced a full-scale investigation into a staggering ₦1 billion advertising debt allegedly owed by Emerging Markets Telecommunications Services Limited, trading as 9mobile. Also Read: Do young creatives still need to work for ad agencies in the age of social media? Moreso, the telco company who entered Nigeria’s market as Etisalat over a decade ago is a member of Advertisers Association of Nigeria (ADVAN).
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1 week ago |
marketingedge.com.ng | Abimbola Mohammed
The answers to Nigeria’s challenges of value disorientation, poor image projection, and economic stagnation may lie not just in policy but in how those policies are communicated. That was the consensus at the 2025 Nigeria Public Relations Week (NPRW) held in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, where more than 1,000 communication professionals, policymakers, scholars, and reputation experts gathered to explore the role of public relations in unlocking the potential of Nigeria’s solid minerals sector.
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2 weeks ago |
marketingedge.com.ng | Abimbola Mohammed
We live in a world where a single tweet can cause a global stir, and a brand’s entire reputation can be questioned before the next news cycle. In such a landscape, managing crisis is no longer about waiting for the right moment to speak it’s about being present, being precise, and being prepared. This is according to Segun McMedal, President & CEO · Upticomm Marketing Company speaking at the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations Week (NIPRW) in Uyo.
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