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EFFECTS OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS ON ELECTION RESULTS

Why do parties and candidates spend money on poster campaigns in national elections?

Posters are seen as ‘exceptionally important’ by a significant number of political consul-
tants worldwide.

Many candidates and
political parties do not have access to the media and must rely on posters to publicize their
campaign and reach out to the electorate.

Our observation shows that poster advertising is the most important’ item on the campaign budget of most political parties and politicians in Nigeria and globally.

Political parties and politicians will do every thing to ensure that its posters sustain daily presence in the streets, especially during electioneering period and season.

Street observations and
testimonials from party workers point out that the poster displays of one party rarely
go unchallenged. Usually the opposition will swiftly react either by a separate display of its own, or by putting its own posters on top, only for the process to start anew the
next day.

Maintaining the daily visible presence of one’s posters therefore requires constantly diverting resources from other activities (e.g. canvassing, mailing, calling, etc.),
and the party’s ability to sustain this effort is key in deciding their poster strategy.

The decision on how much to
invest in posters depends on how much time a party or candidate want to last and what impact they want to make.

Posters are one of the most resilient and sustained campaign strategy deployed by politicians in Nigeria and globally to woo voters for their votes during electioneering campaign.

Political parties and politicians use the poster platform to signal their governing credentials and ability to win
through visual cues.

Poster campaigns are intended to signal a party’s electoral strength.

Poster as the major tool of election campaign is used to announce to the electorate and voters the choice candidate of each political party and their manifestoes.

Political electioneering campaign posters are used at both primary elections to elect candidates that will represent their parties at the general elections at local council elections, state house of assembly elections, governorship elections, house of representative election, senatorial elections and the presidential elections in Nigeria and other countries where democracy is being practiced as a system of government.

Over the years, poster advertising has become synonymous to election campaign globally. Nigeria is not leftout in this. As we prepare for the 2023 elections in Nigeria, as the campaigns are equally gaining momentum, we explore all our politicians and political parties to paste their posters in a decent manner that will not deface our environment and the interest of rival parties. Every politician and political party should me given a level playing ground to project their candidates and interest through poster advertising.

FOR PROFESSIONAL POSTER PASTING SERVICE, CONTACT:

The Association of Poster Distributors of Nigeria.
(Powered by: Symmetric Communications.)

EFFECTS OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS ON ELECTION RESULTS

Why do parties and candidates spend money on poster campaigns in national elections?

Posters are seen as ‘exceptionally important’ by a significant number of political consul-
tants worldwide.

Many candidates and
political parties do not have access to the media and must rely on posters to publicize their
campaign and reach out to the electorate.

Our observation shows that poster advertising is the most important’ item on the campaign budget of most political parties and politicians in Nigeria and globally.

Political parties and politicians will do every thing to ensure that its posters sustain daily presence in the streets, especially during electioneering period and season.

Street observations and
testimonials from party workers point out that the poster displays of one party rarely
go unchallenged. Usually the opposition will swiftly react either by a separate display of its own, or by putting its own posters on top, only for the process to start anew the
next day.

Maintaining the daily visible presence of one’s posters therefore requires constantly diverting resources from other activities (e.g. canvassing, mailing, calling, etc.),
and the party’s ability to sustain this effort is key in deciding their poster strategy.

The decision on how much to
invest in posters depends on how much time a party or candidate want to last and what impact they want to make.

Posters are one of the most resilient and sustained campaign strategy deployed by politicians in Nigeria and globally to woo voters for their votes during electioneering campaign.

Political parties and politicians use the poster platform to signal their governing credentials and ability to win
through visual cues.

Poster campaigns are intended to signal a party’s electoral strength.

Poster as the major tool of election campaign is used to announce to the electorate and voters the choice candidate of each political party and their manifestoes.

Political electioneering campaign posters are used at both primary elections to elect candidates that will represent their parties at the general elections at local council elections, state house of assembly elections, governorship elections, house of representative election, senatorial elections and the presidential elections in Nigeria and other countries where democracy is being practiced as a system of government.

Over the years, poster advertising has become synonymous to election campaign globally. Nigeria is not leftout in this. As we prepare for the 2023 elections in Nigeria, as the campaigns are equally gaining momentum, we explore all our politicians and political parties to paste their posters in a decent manner that will not deface our environment and the interest of rival parties. Every politician and political party should me given a level playing ground to project their candidates and interest through poster advertising.

FOR PROFESSIONAL POSTER PASTING SERVICE, CONTACT:

The Association of Poster Distributors of Nigeria.
(Powered by: Symmetric Communications.)

EFFECTS OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS ON ELECTION RESULTS

Why do parties and candidates spend money on poster campaigns in national elections?

Posters are seen as ‘exceptionally important’ by a significant number of political consul-
tants worldwide.

Many candidates and
political parties do not have access to the media and must rely on posters to publicize their
campaign and reach out to the electorate.

Our observation shows that poster advertising is the most important’ item on the campaign budget of most political parties and politicians in Nigeria and globally.

Political parties and politicians will do every thing to ensure that its posters sustain daily presence in the streets, especially during electioneering period and season.

Street observations and
testimonials from party workers point out that the poster displays of one party rarely
go unchallenged. Usually the opposition will swiftly react either by a separate display of its own, or by putting its own posters on top, only for the process to start anew the
next day.

Maintaining the daily visible presence of one’s posters therefore requires constantly diverting resources from other activities (e.g. canvassing, mailing, calling, etc.),
and the party’s ability to sustain this effort is key in deciding their poster strategy.

The decision on how much to
invest in posters depends on how much time a party or candidate want to last and what impact they want to make.

Posters are one of the most resilient and sustained campaign strategy deployed by politicians in Nigeria and globally to woo voters for their votes during electioneering campaign.

Political parties and politicians use the poster platform to signal their governing credentials and ability to win
through visual cues.

Poster campaigns are intended to signal a party’s electoral strength.

Poster as the major tool of election campaign is used to announce to the electorate and voters the choice candidate of each political party and their manifestoes.

Political electioneering campaign posters are used at both primary elections to elect candidates that will represent their parties at the general elections at local council elections, state house of assembly elections, governorship elections, house of representative election, senatorial elections and the presidential elections in Nigeria and other countries where democracy is being practiced as a system of government.

Over the years, poster advertising has become synonymous to election campaign globally. Nigeria is not leftout in this. As we prepare for the 2023 elections in Nigeria, as the campaigns are equally gaining momentum, we explore all our politicians and political parties to paste their posters in a decent manner that will not deface our environment and the interest of rival parties. Every politician and political party should me given a level playing ground to project their candidates and interest through poster advertising.

FOR PROFESSIONAL POSTER PASTING SERVICE, CONTACT:

The Association of Poster Distributors of Nigeria.
(Powered by: Symmetric Communications.)

EFFECTS OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS ON ELECTION RESULTS

Why do parties and candidates spend money on poster campaigns in national elections?

Posters are seen as ‘exceptionally important’ by a significant number of political consul-
tants worldwide.

Many candidates and
political parties do not have access to the media and must rely on posters to publicize their
campaign and reach out to the electorate.

Our observation shows that poster advertising is the most important’ item on the campaign budget of most political parties and politicians in Nigeria and globally.

Political parties and politicians will do every thing to ensure that its posters sustain daily presence in the streets, especially during electioneering period and season.

Street observations and
testimonials from party workers point out that the poster displays of one party rarely
go unchallenged. Usually the opposition will swiftly react either by a separate display of its own, or by putting its own posters on top, only for the process to start anew the
next day.

Maintaining the daily visible presence of one’s posters therefore requires constantly diverting resources from other activities (e.g. canvassing, mailing, calling, etc.),
and the party’s ability to sustain this effort is key in deciding their poster strategy.

The decision on how much to
invest in posters depends on how much time a party or candidate want to last and what impact they want to make.

Posters are one of the most resilient and sustained campaign strategy deployed by politicians in Nigeria and globally to woo voters for their votes during electioneering campaign.

Political parties and politicians use the poster platform to signal their governing credentials and ability to win
through visual cues.

Poster campaigns are intended to signal a party’s electoral strength.

Poster as the major tool of election campaign is used to announce to the electorate and voters the choice candidate of each political party and their manifestoes.

Political electioneering campaign posters are used at both primary elections to elect candidates that will represent their parties at the general elections at local council elections, state house of assembly elections, governorship elections, house of representative election, senatorial elections and the presidential elections in Nigeria and other countries where democracy is being practiced as a system of government.

Over the years, poster advertising has become synonymous to election campaign globally. Nigeria is not leftout in this. As we prepare for the 2023 elections in Nigeria, as the campaigns are equally gaining momentum, we explore all our politicians and political parties to paste their posters in a decent manner that will not deface our environment and the interest of rival parties. Every politician and political party should be given a level playing ground to project their candidates and interest through poster advertising.

FOR PROFESSIONAL POSTER PASTING SERVICE, CONTACT:

The Association of Poster Distributors of Nigeria.
(Powered by: Symmetric Communications.)

EFFECTS OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS ON ELECTION RESULTS

Why do parties and candidates spend money on poster campaigns in national elections?

Posters are seen as ‘exceptionally important’ by a significant number of political consul-
tants worldwide.

Many candidates and
political parties do not have access to the media and must rely on posters to publicize their
campaign and reach out to the electorate.

Our observation shows that poster advertising is the most important’ item on the campaign budget of most political parties and politicians in Nigeria and globally.

Political parties and politicians will do every thing to ensure that its posters sustain daily presence in the streets, especially during electioneering period and season.

Street observations and
testimonials from party workers point out that the poster displays of one party rarely
go unchallenged. Usually the opposition will swiftly react either by a separate display of its own, or by putting its own posters on top, only for the process to start anew the
next day.

Maintaining the daily visible presence of one’s posters therefore requires constantly diverting resources from other activities (e.g. canvassing, mailing, calling, etc.),
and the party’s ability to sustain this effort is key in deciding their poster strategy.

The decision on how much to
invest in posters depends on how much time a party or candidate want to last and what impact they want to make.

Posters are one of the most resilient and sustained campaign strategy deployed by politicians in Nigeria and globally to woo voters for their votes during electioneering campaign.

Political parties and politicians use the poster platform to signal their governing credentials and ability to win
through visual cues.

Poster campaigns are intended to signal a party’s electoral strength.

Poster as the major tool of election campaign is used to announce to the electorate and voters the choice candidate of each political party and their manifestoes.

Political electioneering campaign posters are used at both primary elections to elect candidates that will represent their parties at the general elections at local council elections, state house of assembly elections, governorship elections, house of representative election, senatorial elections and the presidential elections in Nigeria and other countries where democracy is being practiced as a system of government.

Over the years, poster advertising has become synonymous to election campaign globally. Nigeria is not leftout in this. As we prepare for the 2023 elections in Nigeria, as the campaigns are equally gaining momentum, we explore all our politicians and political parties to paste their posters in a decent manner that will not deface our environment and the interest of rival parties. Every politician and political party should be given a level playing ground to project their candidates and interest through poster advertising.

FOR PROFESSIONAL POSTER PASTING SERVICE, CONTACT:

The Association of Poster Distributors of Nigeria.
(Powered by: Symmetric Communications.)

EFFECTS OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGN POSTERS ON ELECTION RESULTS

Why do parties and candidates spend money on poster campaigns in national elections?

Posters are seen as ‘exceptionally important’ by a significant number of political consul-
tants worldwide.

Many candidates and
political parties do not have access to the media and must rely on posters to publicize their
campaign and reach out to the electorate.

Our observation shows that poster advertising is the most important’ item on the campaign budget of most political parties and politicians in Nigeria and globally.

Political parties and politicians will do every thing to ensure that its posters sustain daily presence in the streets, especially during electioneering period and season.

Street observations and
testimonials from party workers point out that the poster displays of one party rarely
go unchallenged. Usually the opposition will swiftly react either by a separate display of its own, or by putting its own posters on top, only for the process to start anew the
next day.

Maintaining the daily visible presence of one’s posters therefore requires constantly diverting resources from other activities (e.g. canvassing, mailing, calling, etc.),
and the party’s ability to sustain this effort is key in deciding their poster strategy.

The decision on how much to
invest in posters depends on how much time a party or candidate want to last and what impact they want to make.

Posters are one of the most resilient and sustained campaign strategy deployed by politicians in Nigeria and globally to woo voters for their votes during electioneering campaign.

Political parties and politicians use the poster platform to signal their governing credentials and ability to win
through visual cues.

Poster campaigns are intended to signal a party’s electoral strength.

Poster as the major tool of election campaign is used to announce to the electorate and voters the choice candidate of each political party and their manifestoes.

Political electioneering campaign posters are used at both primary elections to elect candidates that will represent their parties at the general elections at local council elections, state house of assembly elections, governorship elections, house of representative election, senatorial elections and the presidential elections in Nigeria and other countries where democracy is being practiced as a system of government.

Over the years, poster advertising has become synonymous to election campaign globally. Nigeria is not leftout in this. As we prepare for the 2023 elections in Nigeria, as the campaigns are equally gaining momentum, we explore all our politicians and political parties to paste their posters in a decent manner that will not deface our environment and the interest of rival parties. Every politician and political party should be given a level playing ground to project their candidates and interest through poster advertising.

FOR PROFESSIONAL POSTER PASTING SERVICE, CONTACT:

The Association of Poster Distributors of Nigeria.
(Powered by: Symmetric Communications.)

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*NEW ADVERTISING REGULATORY LAW INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRY, Says Lai Mohammed*

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has explained that the recent signing of Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) into law by President Muhammadu Buhari was informed by the resolve to strengthen the nation’s integrated marketing communications space.

Last week, President Buhari appended his signature to the ARCON Bill (now an Act), which repeals the Advertising Practitioners (Registration, etc.) Act, Cap. A7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enacts the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) Act, 2022. ARCON is now recognised as the apex authority for the Nigerian advertising industry.

Mohammed said the Federal Government believes that, if properly carried out, the reforms would enable the regulatory body sanitise the advertising regulatory environment, encourage inclusive growth, attract investments to the sector, and enhance the operating environment for practitioners.

In his paper titled, ‘The New World Order: Digital Transformation in Communication”, the Minister described advertising and brand marketing as prime examples of sectors where consumer data is critical; hence the need for advertising practitioners to leverage technology for direct engagement with the audiences.

He noted that, in a rapidly changing world in terms of dynamics of opportunity and risks, talking directly with consumers in a data-enabled environment would take brands and entrepreneurs closer to their consumers more than ever before.

Mohammed therefore called on advertising practitioners to position themselves in a way that they would be able to avail themselves of the entrepreneurial opportunities awaiting them between technology and advertising.

By the new law, it is now APCON’s statutory responsibility to make provisions for the regulation and control of advertising in all its ramifications and create the Advertising Offences Tribunal among other powers.

APCON Registrar Dr Lekan Fadolapo had hinted that the ARCON bill was before the National Assembly and that the name change was imperative to the realisation of his vision to reposition the advertising industry in Nigeria for growth.

*NEW ADVERTISING REGULATORY LAW INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRY, Says Lai Mohammed*

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has explained that the recent signing of Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) into law by President Muhammadu Buhari was informed by the resolve to strengthen the nation’s integrated marketing communications space.

Last week, President Buhari appended his signature to the ARCON Bill (now an Act), which repeals the Advertising Practitioners (Registration, etc.) Act, Cap. A7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enacts the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) Act, 2022. ARCON is now recognised as the apex authority for the Nigerian advertising industry.

Mohammed said the Federal Government believes that, if properly carried out, the reforms would enable the regulatory body sanitise the advertising regulatory environment, encourage inclusive growth, attract investments to the sector, and enhance the operating environment for practitioners.

In his paper titled, ‘The New World Order: Digital Transformation in Communication”, the Minister described advertising and brand marketing as prime examples of sectors where consumer data is critical; hence the need for advertising practitioners to leverage technology for direct engagement with the audiences.

He noted that, in a rapidly changing world in terms of dynamics of opportunity and risks, talking directly with consumers in a data-enabled environment would take brands and entrepreneurs closer to their consumers more than ever before.

Mohammed therefore called on advertising practitioners to position themselves in a way that they would be able to avail themselves of the entrepreneurial opportunities awaiting them between technology and advertising.

By the new law, it is now APCON’s statutory responsibility to make provisions for the regulation and control of advertising in all its ramifications and create the Advertising Offences Tribunal among other powers.

APCON Registrar Dr Lekan Fadolapo had hinted that the ARCON bill was before the National Assembly and that the name change was imperative to the realisation of his vision to reposition the advertising industry in Nigeria for growth.

*NEW ADVERTISING REGULATORY LAW INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRY, Says Lai Mohammed*

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has explained that the recent signing of Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) into law by President Muhammadu Buhari was informed by the resolve to strengthen the nation’s integrated marketing communications space.

Last week, President Buhari appended his signature to the ARCON Bill (now an Act), which repeals the Advertising Practitioners (Registration, etc.) Act, Cap. A7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enacts the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) Act, 2022. ARCON is now recognised as the apex authority for the Nigerian advertising industry.

Mohammed said the Federal Government believes that, if properly carried out, the reforms would enable the regulatory body sanitise the advertising regulatory environment, encourage inclusive growth, attract investments to the sector, and enhance the operating environment for practitioners.

In his paper titled, ‘The New World Order: Digital Transformation in Communication”, the Minister described advertising and brand marketing as prime examples of sectors where consumer data is critical; hence the need for advertising practitioners to leverage technology for direct engagement with the audiences.

He noted that, in a rapidly changing world in terms of dynamics of opportunity and risks, talking directly with consumers in a data-enabled environment would take brands and entrepreneurs closer to their consumers more than ever before.

Mohammed therefore called on advertising practitioners to position themselves in a way that they would be able to avail themselves of the entrepreneurial opportunities awaiting them between technology and advertising.

By the new law, it is now APCON’s statutory responsibility to make provisions for the regulation and control of advertising in all its ramifications and create the Advertising Offences Tribunal among other powers.

APCON Registrar Dr Lekan Fadolapo had hinted that the ARCON bill was before the National Assembly and that the name change was imperative to the realisation of his vision to reposition the advertising industry in Nigeria for growth.

*NEW ADVERTISING REGULATORY LAW INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRY, Says Lai Mohammed*

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has explained that the recent signing of Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) into law by President Muhammadu Buhari was informed by the resolve to strengthen the nation’s integrated marketing communications space.

Last week, President Buhari appended his signature to the ARCON Bill (now an Act), which repeals the Advertising Practitioners (Registration, etc.) Act, Cap. A7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enacts the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) Act, 2022. ARCON is now recognised as the apex authority for the Nigerian advertising industry.

Mohammed said the Federal Government believes that, if properly carried out, the reforms would enable the regulatory body sanitise the advertising regulatory environment, encourage inclusive growth, attract investments to the sector, and enhance the operating environment for practitioners.

In his paper titled, ‘The New World Order: Digital Transformation in Communication”, the Minister described advertising and brand marketing as prime examples of sectors where consumer data is critical; hence the need for advertising practitioners to leverage technology for direct engagement with the audiences.

He noted that, in a rapidly changing world in terms of dynamics of opportunity and risks, talking directly with consumers in a data-enabled environment would take brands and entrepreneurs closer to their consumers more than ever before.

Mohammed therefore called on advertising practitioners to position themselves in a way that they would be able to avail themselves of the entrepreneurial opportunities awaiting them between technology and advertising.

By the new law, it is now APCON’s statutory responsibility to make provisions for the regulation and control of advertising in all its ramifications and create the Advertising Offences Tribunal among other powers.

APCON Registrar Dr Lekan Fadolapo had hinted that the ARCON bill was before the National Assembly and that the name change was imperative to the realisation of his vision to reposition the advertising industry in Nigeria for growth.

*NEW ADVERTISING REGULATORY LAW INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRY, Says Lai Mohammed*

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has explained that the recent signing of Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) into law by President Muhammadu Buhari was informed by the resolve to strengthen the nation’s integrated marketing communications space.

Last week, President Buhari appended his signature to the ARCON Bill (now an Act), which repeals the Advertising Practitioners (Registration, etc.) Act, Cap. A7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enacts the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) Act, 2022. ARCON is now recognised as the apex authority for the Nigerian advertising industry.

Mohammed said the Federal Government believes that, if properly carried out, the reforms would enable the regulatory body sanitise the advertising regulatory environment, encourage inclusive growth, attract investments to the sector, and enhance the operating environment for practitioners.

In his paper titled, ‘The New World Order: Digital Transformation in Communication”, the Minister described advertising and brand marketing as prime examples of sectors where consumer data is critical; hence the need for advertising practitioners to leverage technology for direct engagement with the audiences.

He noted that, in a rapidly changing world in terms of dynamics of opportunity and risks, talking directly with consumers in a data-enabled environment would take brands and entrepreneurs closer to their consumers more than ever before.

Mohammed therefore called on advertising practitioners to position themselves in a way that they would be able to avail themselves of the entrepreneurial opportunities awaiting them between technology and advertising.

By the new law, it is now APCON’s statutory responsibility to make provisions for the regulation and control of advertising in all its ramifications and create the Advertising Offences Tribunal among other powers.

APCON Registrar Dr Lekan Fadolapo had hinted that the ARCON bill was before the National Assembly and that the name change was imperative to the realisation of his vision to reposition the advertising industry in Nigeria for growth.

*NEW ADVERTISING REGULATORY LAW INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRY, Says Lai Mohammed*

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has explained that the recent signing of Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) into law by President Muhammadu Buhari was informed by the resolve to strengthen the nation’s integrated marketing communications space.

Last week, President Buhari appended his signature to the ARCON Bill (now an Act), which repeals the Advertising Practitioners (Registration, etc.) Act, Cap. A7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enacts the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) Act, 2022. ARCON is now recognised as the apex authority for the Nigerian advertising industry.

Mohammed said the Federal Government believes that, if properly carried out, the reforms would enable the regulatory body sanitise the advertising regulatory environment, encourage inclusive growth, attract investments to the sector, and enhance the operating environment for practitioners.

In his paper titled, ‘The New World Order: Digital Transformation in Communication”, the Minister described advertising and brand marketing as prime examples of sectors where consumer data is critical; hence the need for advertising practitioners to leverage technology for direct engagement with the audiences.

He noted that, in a rapidly changing world in terms of dynamics of opportunity and risks, talking directly with consumers in a data-enabled environment would take brands and entrepreneurs closer to their consumers more than ever before.

Mohammed therefore called on advertising practitioners to position themselves in a way that they would be able to avail themselves of the entrepreneurial opportunities awaiting them between technology and advertising.

By the new law, it is now APCON’s statutory responsibility to make provisions for the regulation and control of advertising in all its ramifications and create the Advertising Offences Tribunal among other powers.

APCON Registrar Dr Lekan Fadolapo had hinted that the ARCON bill was before the National Assembly and that the name change was imperative to the realisation of his vision to reposition the advertising industry in Nigeria for growth.

*NEW ADVERTISING REGULATORY LAW INTENDED TO STRENGTHEN INDUSTRY, Says Lai Mohammed*

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has explained that the recent signing of Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) into law by President Muhammadu Buhari was informed by the resolve to strengthen the nation’s integrated marketing communications space.

Last week, President Buhari appended his signature to the ARCON Bill (now an Act), which repeals the Advertising Practitioners (Registration, etc.) Act, Cap. A7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 and enacts the Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) Act, 2022. ARCON is now recognised as the apex authority for the Nigerian advertising industry.

Mohammed said the Federal Government believes that, if properly carried out, the reforms would enable the regulatory body sanitise the advertising regulatory environment, encourage inclusive growth, attract investments to the sector, and enhance the operating environment for practitioners.

In his paper titled, ‘The New World Order: Digital Transformation in Communication”, the Minister described advertising and brand marketing as prime examples of sectors where consumer data is critical; hence the need for advertising practitioners to leverage technology for direct engagement with the audiences.

He noted that, in a rapidly changing world in terms of dynamics of opportunity and risks, talking directly with consumers in a data-enabled environment would take brands and entrepreneurs closer to their consumers more than ever before.

Mohammed therefore called on advertising practitioners to position themselves in a way that they would be able to avail themselves of the entrepreneurial opportunities awaiting them between technology and advertising.

By the new law, it is now APCON’s statutory responsibility to make provisions for the regulation and control of advertising in all its ramifications and create the Advertising Offences Tribunal among other powers.

APCON Registrar Dr Lekan Fadolapo had hinted that the ARCON bill was before the National Assembly and that the name change was imperative to the realisation of his vision to reposition the advertising industry in Nigeria for growth.

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Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.

BRT BUS ADVERTISING

Combining up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility, BRT Bus Advertising combines up-to-the-minute technology and unrivaled campaign flexibility. BRT Bus advertising media formats include LBR Large, LBR Medium, Primero, BRT TV, and bus interior posters; Head Set, Back of Seat, Hand Holders, etc. These media formats grasp the attention of active consumers of both vehicular and pedestrian traffic on their commute to and from work or to run daily errands.

BUS INTERIOR ADVERTISING

Capture the attention of a completely captive audience with vibrant, attention-grabbing messages. Interior bus advertising allows your message to resonate with bus riders as they travel to and from work and shopping. Bus advertising cost efficiently brings your ad campaign to the masses with daily exposures in a stand-alone environment.

BUS TAIL ADVERTISING

Tail and Fullback Bus Tail Displays are a colorful advertising medium which draws attention to your message, reaching active, on-the-go consumers in the marketplace. These advertising displays are perfect for reaching both pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

BUS WRAP ADVERTISING

Bus Full Wraps combine the size of a billboard with market penetration and eye-level impact. Place Full Wraps on specific bus routes for extra targeted coverage. Bus Wraps offer high profile visibility while dominating the streets with coverage in the most popular areas. These impossible -to-miss buses are constantly stopping in high traffic areas including TBS, CMS, Oshodi, Victoria Island, Ajah,, Maryland, Ojota, Ikeja, 3rd Mainland Bridge, Yaba, etc.

BRT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS..

Contact:
Symmetric Communications.