The Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN) officially inducted eight new agencies into its fold. This significant event took place at its ongoing 52nd Annual General Meeting and Induction Ceremony at Jazs Hotel, Ibadan.
The three-day event, themed “Charting Bold Paths Forward,” offers a packed program. This includes the induction ceremony, the AGM, various conference sessions, and a Gala/Awards night.
New Agencies Join the AAAN Family
The newly inducted agencies are:
- Grandeur Limited
- Octoplus Marketing Limited
- Hephzibah Experiential Limited
- Adept Creation Enterprise Limited
- Take-Out Media
- Flow Universal Solutions Limited
- Blue Sky Media Promotion
- Whyfinite Martech Limited
A Call for Growth and Professionalism
AAAN President, Lanre Adisa, made the announcement. He reaffirmed the association’s commitment to growth, innovation, and professionalism in Nigeria’s advertising space. Additionally, he used the opportunity to call on other agencies operating outside the regulatory umbrella. He urged them to follow the new members’ example and formalize their affiliation with AAAN.
“We are pleased to welcome these agencies into the AAAN family,” he stated. “Their decision to join us is a bold and commendable step. Furthermore, it aligns perfectly with this year’s theme—‘Charting Bold Paths Forward.’ Therefore, we encourage more practitioners to do the same.”
Excitement Among New Members
Bolaji Junaid, founder of Whyfinite Martech Limited, shared his excitement with MARKETING EDGE. He explained that the induction holds great personal and professional value.
“Being inducted into AAAN means a lot to me and my team,” he said. “Ultimately, it opens the door to learning, networking, and growing under the mentorship of industry veterans. Naturally, we are proud to be part of this progressive body.”
The AGM continues with key deliberations on the future of advertising in Nigeria. Discussions also cover strategies for navigating the evolving media and consumer landscape.
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