Seun Johnson

1 week ago | marketingedge.com.ng | Seun Johnson

Seun JohnsonFor Chief Emmanuel Ajufo, CEO of Opportunity To See Limited, clocking 60 is not just an avenue to throw a birthday shindig, but also a privilege to celebrate an uncommon legacy and a journey defined by purpose, passion and unshakable commitment to excellence. cFrom transforming Nigeria’s Out-of-Home advertising industry to mentoring the next generation of industry leaders, Ajufo’s life has been a masterclass in turning ideas into enduring impact.

2 weeks ago | marketingedge.com.ng | Seun Johnson

By Seun JohnsonOn Sunday, April 13, industry titans, bold thinkers and trailblazers in the Integrated Marketing Communication space will gather at Muson Centre for a raw and refreshing summit, a conversation that dares to unpack the pressing challenges shaping the corporate world with unfiltered honesty and deep perspective.

2 weeks ago | marketingedge.com.ng | Seun Johnson

By Seun JohnsonIn the world of advertising where attention has become currency and visibility is everything, one name is steadily rising as a force to be reckoned with: it is Dabira Outdoor Media Limited. Headquartered in Abuja and operating with a bold vision, Dabira is redefining the out-of-home (OOH) advertising landscape in Nigeria, city by city, state by state and billboard by billboard.

3 weeks ago | marketingedge.com.ng | Seun Johnson

By Seun JohnsonThe global market for Artificial Intelligence has been projected to reach $4.8 trillion by 2033. This projection was made by the United Nations Trade and Development, (UNCTAD) Thursday. According to the report, the growth which is about the size of Germany’s economy could lead to loss of jobs worldwide. The report noted that while AI is transforming economies and creating vast opportunities, the technology also risks deepening existing inequalities.

3 weeks ago | marketingedge.com.ng | Seun Johnson

By Seun JohnsonNigerian Breweries Plc has crossed a major financial benchmark, recording N1.1 trillion in revenue for the 2024 financial year, the highest in history of the brewing company. The disclosure was made on Thursday at the company’s 2025 Media Briefing held at the Sheraton Hotel in Lagos, where the management team revealed that marketing, distribution, and administrative expenses rose from ₦127 billion in 2023 to ₦184 billion in 2024, a 45% increase.