₦airaland Forum

Badgers14:
Send me the picture of this place in 2 years... our problem in Nigeria is lack of maintenance... look at all the BRT buses.. just one year.. they all turns to Molue.

Ipod Amaka!



What's wrong with this people sef? Is crime their family hobby?



And later they'll say they don't travel to Muslim countries. Bunch of hypocrites. Efe is a fulani name? Or it's a Yoruba name?


Deluded worshippers of Mumudi Cowlu.

Double standard people. When an Ipodian commits crime they call him a "Nigerian" but when he does otherwise they call him an Ipodian. This is the peak of delusion.

You folks are helpless.

The way these people behave on Nairaland is barbaric and backward. Their bigotry has overwhelmed all the corner of their brain. They can hardly utter a word without stinking of tribal and religious bigotry.

You come to a forum built by a Yoruba man and spew crap about Yoruba people. Seun, like his Yoruba ancestors, has a lot of tolerance and patience. Else, he should have flushed them out to their iPod republic.

Nonsense and Ipod.


Ipod Amaka

Earthquake1:
Maradona and Pele and Johann Cruyff are not even in your list

maybachmusic:
Abiola was a fraud


He remains a cone head legend

analuwe:
Leading marketing communications company, Explicit Communications, has bolstered its rank and file by adding the services of major industry players who have distinguished themselves over the years.
Among the new staffers are, Tunde Asekun, who joins the team as a Director, Strategy and Business Management; Ayokunumi Kehinde joins as Group Head, New Business Development and Brand Management, while Daniel Ibekwe joins as a Senior Executive, Concept.
Tunde joined the having worked He also spent some good number of years working at reputable agencies. Worthy of mention is his years at Brooks and Blake where he worked as a consultant and project manager. He earned his stripes on almost all arms of Integrated Marketing Communications. He will be responsible for planning and implementing strategic marketing plans with cross-agency and brand team collaboration to execute clients’ briefs across Advertising, Events & Experiential, Media Buying and Placement and Audiovisual Production.
Our new Group Head, New Business Development and Brand Management, Ayokunumi Kehinde joined Explicit Communications from Dijo Communications where she worked as the Head, New Business Development. She has worked across different arms of Integrated Marketing Communications. She will be responsible for New Business Development, Managing Client services, Strategic Integration and Planning of all inputs into Brand Management.
To further strengthen our creative team, we are pleased to bring on board, Daniel Ibekwe. He is a seasoned copywriter who has worked on Alcoholic, non-alcoholic, FMCG, Telecom and other interesting accounts. His works have won in LAIF Awards and other marketing industry awards.
Speaking on the new addition to the team, The Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Mr Tunde Thani said, “it is with great excitement that we welcome the new members of staff into the Explicit family where we thrive on big thinking for our clients. The marketing industry needs passionate and vibrant business development managers who will not only identify innovative ways to add value clients’ businesses but also seek opportunities for Agency to deliver on ROI and its bottom-line hence the reason for these new talents.

Explicit Communications was established in 1996 to deliver marketing communications solutions that transcend the realm of common advertising. Over the years, the Agency has remained vibrant and resolute in delivering top-notch and cutting-edge solutions across Advertising, Media, Experiential, Creative and Strategy.

alphaNomega:
Wouldn't it be better to apprehend them?

These images are visible to the world and it shows how less we regard human lives in this country. Maybe because we think we are more than 200 million so we can afford to kill ourselves with reckless abandon.

Little wonder nothing is done when Nigerians are humiliated outside the country. It's not as if you are appreciated back home