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2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

The Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) in Kwara has issued the guidelines on the commencement of campaigns for the 2023 general election.

The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Malam Garba Attahiru, announced this on Monday in Ilorin during a stakeholders meeting.

Attahiru, who was represented by the INEC Administrative Secretary, Mr Julius Yagba, said that 14 activities have been successfully implemented, as INEC published the final list of nominated candidates on Sept. 20, 2022.

He said the next activity in line is the commencement of campaigns by the political parties on Sept. 28.

He added that the meeting was designed to remind all stakeholders about the responsibilities and expectations during the campaigns for various offices.

According to him, campaign for the offices of the President and National Assembly campaigns will start on Sept. 28, and the Governorship and State House of Assembly is on Oct.12.

“Relying on Section 92 of the Electoral Act, 2022, the commission expects the political campaigns to be civil, devoid of abusive language and without any rancour.

“Section 92 of the Electoral Act 2022 forbids any political campaign or slogan tainted with abusive language directly or indirectly or one likely to injure religious, ethnic, tribal or sectional feelings.

“Therefore abusive, intemperate, slanderous or base language or insinuations or innuendoes intended or iikely to provoke violent reactions or emotion should be avoided.

“Parties and candidates are to avoid training or enlisting the services of individuals or groups, e.g., masquerades, for the purpose of adopting physical force or coercion in a manner likely to arouse apprehension during campaigns,” the REC said.

He therefore warned politicians against the use of armed private security organisations during campaigns or election processions.

He also enjoined political parties and their candidates to comply with these provisions as contravening them will attract sanctions.

He said that any political party, aspirant or candidate who contravened Section 92 of the Act would be fined N1 million or 12 months imprisonment.

He however said a political party that contravened the provision of Section 92 would be fined N2 million and N1 million for any subsequent offence.

He said further that any candidate or aspirant who equipped any person or group to display physical force commit an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of N500,000 or three years imprisonment.

He urged the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to monitor the campaign process as well as ensure efficient and effective deployment of personnel for peaceful electioneering.

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

The Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) in Kwara has issued the guidelines on the commencement of campaigns for the 2023 general election.

The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Malam Garba Attahiru, announced this on Monday in Ilorin during a stakeholders meeting.

Attahiru, who was represented by the INEC Administrative Secretary, Mr Julius Yagba, said that 14 activities have been successfully implemented, as INEC published the final list of nominated candidates on Sept. 20, 2022.

He said the next activity in line is the commencement of campaigns by the political parties on Sept. 28.

He added that the meeting was designed to remind all stakeholders about the responsibilities and expectations during the campaigns for various offices.

According to him, campaign for the offices of the President and National Assembly campaigns will start on Sept. 28, and the Governorship and State House of Assembly is on Oct.12.

“Relying on Section 92 of the Electoral Act, 2022, the commission expects the political campaigns to be civil, devoid of abusive language and without any rancour.

“Section 92 of the Electoral Act 2022 forbids any political campaign or slogan tainted with abusive language directly or indirectly or one likely to injure religious, ethnic, tribal or sectional feelings.

“Therefore abusive, intemperate, slanderous or base language or insinuations or innuendoes intended or iikely to provoke violent reactions or emotion should be avoided.

“Parties and candidates are to avoid training or enlisting the services of individuals or groups, e.g., masquerades, for the purpose of adopting physical force or coercion in a manner likely to arouse apprehension during campaigns,” the REC said.

He therefore warned politicians against the use of armed private security organisations during campaigns or election processions.

He also enjoined political parties and their candidates to comply with these provisions as contravening them will attract sanctions.

He said that any political party, aspirant or candidate who contravened Section 92 of the Act would be fined N1 million or 12 months imprisonment.

He however said a political party that contravened the provision of Section 92 would be fined N2 million and N1 million for any subsequent offence.

He said further that any candidate or aspirant who equipped any person or group to display physical force commit an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of N500,000 or three years imprisonment.

He urged the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to monitor the campaign process as well as ensure efficient and effective deployment of personnel for peaceful electioneering.

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

The Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) in Kwara has issued the guidelines on the commencement of campaigns for the 2023 general election.

The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Malam Garba Attahiru, announced this on Monday in Ilorin during a stakeholders meeting.

Attahiru, who was represented by the INEC Administrative Secretary, Mr Julius Yagba, said that 14 activities have been successfully implemented, as INEC published the final list of nominated candidates on Sept. 20, 2022.

He said the next activity in line is the commencement of campaigns by the political parties on Sept. 28.

He added that the meeting was designed to remind all stakeholders about the responsibilities and expectations during the campaigns for various offices.

According to him, campaign for the offices of the President and National Assembly campaigns will start on Sept. 28, and the Governorship and State House of Assembly is on Oct.12.

“Relying on Section 92 of the Electoral Act, 2022, the commission expects the political campaigns to be civil, devoid of abusive language and without any rancour.

“Section 92 of the Electoral Act 2022 forbids any political campaign or slogan tainted with abusive language directly or indirectly or one likely to injure religious, ethnic, tribal or sectional feelings.

“Therefore abusive, intemperate, slanderous or base language or insinuations or innuendoes intended or iikely to provoke violent reactions or emotion should be avoided.

“Parties and candidates are to avoid training or enlisting the services of individuals or groups, e.g., masquerades, for the purpose of adopting physical force or coercion in a manner likely to arouse apprehension during campaigns,” the REC said.

He therefore warned politicians against the use of armed private security organisations during campaigns or election processions.

He also enjoined political parties and their candidates to comply with these provisions as contravening them will attract sanctions.

He said that any political party, aspirant or candidate who contravened Section 92 of the Act would be fined N1 million or 12 months imprisonment.

He however said a political party that contravened the provision of Section 92 would be fined N2 million and N1 million for any subsequent offence.

He said further that any candidate or aspirant who equipped any person or group to display physical force commit an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of N500,000 or three years imprisonment.

He urged the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to monitor the campaign process as well as ensure efficient and effective deployment of personnel for peaceful electioneering.

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

The Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) in Kwara has issued the guidelines on the commencement of campaigns for the 2023 general election.

The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Malam Garba Attahiru, announced this on Monday in Ilorin during a stakeholders meeting.

Attahiru, who was represented by the INEC Administrative Secretary, Mr Julius Yagba, said that 14 activities have been successfully implemented, as INEC published the final list of nominated candidates on Sept. 20, 2022.

He said the next activity in line is the commencement of campaigns by the political parties on Sept. 28.

He added that the meeting was designed to remind all stakeholders about the responsibilities and expectations during the campaigns for various offices.

According to him, campaign for the offices of the President and National Assembly campaigns will start on Sept. 28, and the Governorship and State House of Assembly is on Oct.12.

“Relying on Section 92 of the Electoral Act, 2022, the commission expects the political campaigns to be civil, devoid of abusive language and without any rancour.

“Section 92 of the Electoral Act 2022 forbids any political campaign or slogan tainted with abusive language directly or indirectly or one likely to injure religious, ethnic, tribal or sectional feelings.

“Therefore abusive, intemperate, slanderous or base language or insinuations or innuendoes intended or iikely to provoke violent reactions or emotion should be avoided.

“Parties and candidates are to avoid training or enlisting the services of individuals or groups, e.g., masquerades, for the purpose of adopting physical force or coercion in a manner likely to arouse apprehension during campaigns,” the REC said.

He therefore warned politicians against the use of armed private security organisations during campaigns or election processions.

He also enjoined political parties and their candidates to comply with these provisions as contravening them will attract sanctions.

He said that any political party, aspirant or candidate who contravened Section 92 of the Act would be fined N1 million or 12 months imprisonment.

He however said a political party that contravened the provision of Section 92 would be fined N2 million and N1 million for any subsequent offence.

He said further that any candidate or aspirant who equipped any person or group to display physical force commit an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of N500,000 or three years imprisonment.

He urged the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to monitor the campaign process as well as ensure efficient and effective deployment of personnel for peaceful electioneering.

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

The Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) in Kwara has issued the guidelines on the commencement of campaigns for the 2023 general election.

The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Malam Garba Attahiru, announced this on Monday in Ilorin during a stakeholders meeting.

Attahiru, who was represented by the INEC Administrative Secretary, Mr Julius Yagba, said that 14 activities have been successfully implemented, as INEC published the final list of nominated candidates on Sept. 20, 2022.

He said the next activity in line is the commencement of campaigns by the political parties on Sept. 28.

He added that the meeting was designed to remind all stakeholders about the responsibilities and expectations during the campaigns for various offices.

According to him, campaign for the offices of the President and National Assembly campaigns will start on Sept. 28, and the Governorship and State House of Assembly is on Oct.12.

“Relying on Section 92 of the Electoral Act, 2022, the commission expects the political campaigns to be civil, devoid of abusive language and without any rancour.

“Section 92 of the Electoral Act 2022 forbids any political campaign or slogan tainted with abusive language directly or indirectly or one likely to injure religious, ethnic, tribal or sectional feelings.

“Therefore abusive, intemperate, slanderous or base language or insinuations or innuendoes intended or iikely to provoke violent reactions or emotion should be avoided.

“Parties and candidates are to avoid training or enlisting the services of individuals or groups, e.g., masquerades, for the purpose of adopting physical force or coercion in a manner likely to arouse apprehension during campaigns,” the REC said.

He therefore warned politicians against the use of armed private security organisations during campaigns or election processions.

He also enjoined political parties and their candidates to comply with these provisions as contravening them will attract sanctions.

He said that any political party, aspirant or candidate who contravened Section 92 of the Act would be fined N1 million or 12 months imprisonment.

He however said a political party that contravened the provision of Section 92 would be fined N2 million and N1 million for any subsequent offence.

He said further that any candidate or aspirant who equipped any person or group to display physical force commit an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of N500,000 or three years imprisonment.

He urged the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to monitor the campaign process as well as ensure efficient and effective deployment of personnel for peaceful electioneering.

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

2023: INEC releases guidelines for campaigns

The Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) in Kwara has issued the guidelines on the commencement of campaigns for the 2023 general election.

The Resident Electoral Commissioner, Malam Garba Attahiru, announced this on Monday in Ilorin during a stakeholders meeting.

Attahiru, who was represented by the INEC Administrative Secretary, Mr Julius Yagba, said that 14 activities have been successfully implemented, as INEC published the final list of nominated candidates on Sept. 20, 2022.

He said the next activity in line is the commencement of campaigns by the political parties on Sept. 28.

He added that the meeting was designed to remind all stakeholders about the responsibilities and expectations during the campaigns for various offices.

According to him, campaign for the offices of the President and National Assembly campaigns will start on Sept. 28, and the Governorship and State House of Assembly is on Oct.12.

“Relying on Section 92 of the Electoral Act, 2022, the commission expects the political campaigns to be civil, devoid of abusive language and without any rancour.

“Section 92 of the Electoral Act 2022 forbids any political campaign or slogan tainted with abusive language directly or indirectly or one likely to injure religious, ethnic, tribal or sectional feelings.

“Therefore abusive, intemperate, slanderous or base language or insinuations or innuendoes intended or iikely to provoke violent reactions or emotion should be avoided.

“Parties and candidates are to avoid training or enlisting the services of individuals or groups, e.g., masquerades, for the purpose of adopting physical force or coercion in a manner likely to arouse apprehension during campaigns,” the REC said.

He therefore warned politicians against the use of armed private security organisations during campaigns or election processions.

He also enjoined political parties and their candidates to comply with these provisions as contravening them will attract sanctions.

He said that any political party, aspirant or candidate who contravened Section 92 of the Act would be fined N1 million or 12 months imprisonment.

He however said a political party that contravened the provision of Section 92 would be fined N2 million and N1 million for any subsequent offence.

He said further that any candidate or aspirant who equipped any person or group to display physical force commit an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of N500,000 or three years imprisonment.

He urged the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to monitor the campaign process as well as ensure efficient and effective deployment of personnel for peaceful electioneering.

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INEC Releases List of Presidential, NASS Candidates. List Shows Just One Female Presidential Candidate
September 20, 2022

In compliance with the Time Table and Schedule of Activities for the 2023 general elections released by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) last February, the final list of candidates for next year’s presidential and National Assembly polls was published today.

The list confirms the names of the candidates and their political parties as they will feature for in the general elections scheduled for 25th February 2023.

Titled, ‘Final list of candidates for national elections – (Presidential, Senatorial and House of Representatives)’, the document contains the names, party, age, gender, academic qualifications and shows if there are Persons With Disabilities, PWDs.

The publication of the full names and addresses of all nominated candidates follows the political parties’ conduct of primaries and completion of the nomination exercise and submission of same to INEC.

According to INEC, all the 18 political parties have fielded candidates and their running mates for the Presidential election.

As expected, the three front-running candidates – Peter Obi of Labour Party, LP, Bola Ahmed Tinubu of All Progressives Congress, APC, and Abubakar Atiku of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP – are conspicuously listed. The only female presidential candidate is 44-year-old Princess Chichi Ojei of the Allied Peoples Movement, APM. There are no female presidential running mates either.

For legislative elections, 1,101 candidates are vying for 109 Senatorial seats and 3,122 candidates for Federal Constituencies i.e. House of Representatives seats, making a total of 4,223 candidates contesting for 469 legislative positions.

In terms of gender distribution, 3,875 candidates are male, made up of 35 for Presidential and Vice Presidential, 1,008 for Senate and 2,832 for House of Representatives.

381 females, comprising 1 for Presidential, 92 for Senate, and 288 for House of Representatives are contesting. There are also 11 Persons with Disability (PWDs) in the race.

The INEC statement explained the process leading to the final list: “Nigerians may recall that at end of the process, the personal particulars of all nominated candidates were displayed in their constituencies nationwide as provided by section 29(3) of the Electoral Act. Subsequently, validly nominated candidates had the opportunity to voluntarily withdraw their candidature by notice in writing and personally deliver such notice to the political party that nominated them for the election. Thereafter, political parties substituted such candidates under section 31 of the Electoral Act for which the last day was 15th July 2022 for national elections and 12th August 2022 for State elections as clearly provided in item 6 of the Commission’s Timetable and Schedule of Activities. Thereafter, no withdrawal or substitution of candidates is allowed except in the event of death as provided in section 34(1) of the Electoral Act or pursuant to an order of a Court of competent jurisdiction.”

The election for State Governorship and State Houses of Assembly is fixed for 11th March 2023, and the final list of candidates is to be published by INEC in two weeks.

INEC Releases List of Presidential, NASS Candidates. List Shows Just One Female Presidential Candidate
September 20, 2022

In compliance with the Time Table and Schedule of Activities for the 2023 general elections released by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) last February, the final list of candidates for next year’s presidential and National Assembly polls was published today.

The list confirms the names of the candidates and their political parties as they will feature for in the general elections scheduled for 25th February 2023.

Titled, ‘Final list of candidates for national elections – (Presidential, Senatorial and House of Representatives)’, the document contains the names, party, age, gender, academic qualifications and shows if there are Persons With Disabilities, PWDs.

The publication of the full names and addresses of all nominated candidates follows the political parties’ conduct of primaries and completion of the nomination exercise and submission of same to INEC.

According to INEC, all the 18 political parties have fielded candidates and their running mates for the Presidential election.

As expected, the three front-running candidates – Peter Obi of Labour Party, LP, Bola Ahmed Tinubu of All Progressives Congress, APC, and Abubakar Atiku of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP – are conspicuously listed. The only female presidential candidate is 44-year-old Princess Chichi Ojei of the Allied Peoples Movement, APM. There are no female presidential running mates either.

For legislative elections, 1,101 candidates are vying for 109 Senatorial seats and 3,122 candidates for Federal Constituencies i.e. House of Representatives seats, making a total of 4,223 candidates contesting for 469 legislative positions.

In terms of gender distribution, 3,875 candidates are male, made up of 35 for Presidential and Vice Presidential, 1,008 for Senate and 2,832 for House of Representatives.

381 females, comprising 1 for Presidential, 92 for Senate, and 288 for House of Representatives are contesting. There are also 11 Persons with Disability (PWDs) in the race.

The INEC statement explained the process leading to the final list: “Nigerians may recall that at end of the process, the personal particulars of all nominated candidates were displayed in their constituencies nationwide as provided by section 29(3) of the Electoral Act. Subsequently, validly nominated candidates had the opportunity to voluntarily withdraw their candidature by notice in writing and personally deliver such notice to the political party that nominated them for the election. Thereafter, political parties substituted such candidates under section 31 of the Electoral Act for which the last day was 15th July 2022 for national elections and 12th August 2022 for State elections as clearly provided in item 6 of the Commission’s Timetable and Schedule of Activities. Thereafter, no withdrawal or substitution of candidates is allowed except in the event of death as provided in section 34(1) of the Electoral Act or pursuant to an order of a Court of competent jurisdiction.”

The election for State Governorship and State Houses of Assembly is fixed for 11th March 2023, and the final list of candidates is to be published by INEC in two weeks.

INEC Releases List of Presidential, NASS Candidates. List Shows Just One Female Presidential Candidate
September 20, 2022

In compliance with the Time Table and Schedule of Activities for the 2023 general elections released by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) last February, the final list of candidates for next year’s presidential and National Assembly polls was published today.

The list confirms the names of the candidates and their political parties as they will feature for in the general elections scheduled for 25th February 2023.

Titled, ‘Final list of candidates for national elections – (Presidential, Senatorial and House of Representatives)’, the document contains the names, party, age, gender, academic qualifications and shows if there are Persons With Disabilities, PWDs.

The publication of the full names and addresses of all nominated candidates follows the political parties’ conduct of primaries and completion of the nomination exercise and submission of same to INEC.

According to INEC, all the 18 political parties have fielded candidates and their running mates for the Presidential election.

As expected, the three front-running candidates – Peter Obi of Labour Party, LP, Bola Ahmed Tinubu of All Progressives Congress, APC, and Abubakar Atiku of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP – are conspicuously listed. The only female presidential candidate is 44-year-old Princess Chichi Ojei of the Allied Peoples Movement, APM. There are no female presidential running mates either.

For legislative elections, 1,101 candidates are vying for 109 Senatorial seats and 3,122 candidates for Federal Constituencies i.e. House of Representatives seats, making a total of 4,223 candidates contesting for 469 legislative positions.

In terms of gender distribution, 3,875 candidates are male, made up of 35 for Presidential and Vice Presidential, 1,008 for Senate and 2,832 for House of Representatives.

381 females, comprising 1 for Presidential, 92 for Senate, and 288 for House of Representatives are contesting. There are also 11 Persons with Disability (PWDs) in the race.

The INEC statement explained the process leading to the final list: “Nigerians may recall that at end of the process, the personal particulars of all nominated candidates were displayed in their constituencies nationwide as provided by section 29(3) of the Electoral Act. Subsequently, validly nominated candidates had the opportunity to voluntarily withdraw their candidature by notice in writing and personally deliver such notice to the political party that nominated them for the election. Thereafter, political parties substituted such candidates under section 31 of the Electoral Act for which the last day was 15th July 2022 for national elections and 12th August 2022 for State elections as clearly provided in item 6 of the Commission’s Timetable and Schedule of Activities. Thereafter, no withdrawal or substitution of candidates is allowed except in the event of death as provided in section 34(1) of the Electoral Act or pursuant to an order of a Court of competent jurisdiction.”

The election for State Governorship and State Houses of Assembly is fixed for 11th March 2023, and the final list of candidates is to be published by INEC in two weeks.

INEC Releases List of Presidential, NASS Candidates. List Shows Just One Female Presidential Candidate
September 20, 2022

In compliance with the Time Table and Schedule of Activities for the 2023 general elections released by Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) last February, the final list of candidates for next year’s presidential and National Assembly polls was published today.

The list confirms the names of the candidates and their political parties as they will feature for in the general elections scheduled for 25th February 2023.

Titled, ‘Final list of candidates for national elections – (Presidential, Senatorial and House of Representatives)’, the document contains the names, party, age, gender, academic qualifications and shows if there are Persons With Disabilities, PWDs.

The publication of the full names and addresses of all nominated candidates follows the political parties’ conduct of primaries and completion of the nomination exercise and submission of same to INEC.

According to INEC, all the 18 political parties have fielded candidates and their running mates for the Presidential election.

As expected, the three front-running candidates – Peter Obi of Labour Party, LP, Bola Ahmed Tinubu of All Progressives Congress, APC, and Abubakar Atiku of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP – are conspicuously listed. The only female presidential candidate is 44-year-old Princess Chichi Ojei of the Allied Peoples Movement, APM. There are no female presidential running mates either.

For legislative elections, 1,101 candidates are vying for 109 Senatorial seats and 3,122 candidates for Federal Constituencies i.e. House of Representatives seats, making a total of 4,223 candidates contesting for 469 legislative positions.

In terms of gender distribution, 3,875 candidates are male, made up of 35 for Presidential and Vice Presidential, 1,008 for Senate and 2,832 for House of Representatives.

381 females, comprising 1 for Presidential, 92 for Senate, and 288 for House of Representatives are contesting. There are also 11 Persons with Disability (PWDs) in the race.

The INEC statement explained the process leading to the final list: “Nigerians may recall that at end of the process, the personal particulars of all nominated candidates were displayed in their constituencies nationwide as provided by section 29(3) of the Electoral Act. Subsequently, validly nominated candidates had the opportunity to voluntarily withdraw their candidature by notice in writing and personally deliver such notice to the political party that nominated them for the election. Thereafter, political parties substituted such candidates under section 31 of the Electoral Act for which the last day was 15th July 2022 for national elections and 12th August 2022 for State elections as clearly provided in item 6 of the Commission’s Timetable and Schedule of Activities. Thereafter, no withdrawal or substitution of candidates is allowed except in the event of death as provided in section 34(1) of the Electoral Act or pursuant to an order of a Court of competent jurisdiction.”

The election for State Governorship and State Houses of Assembly is fixed for 11th March 2023, and the final list of candidates is to be published by INEC in two weeks.

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Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.

LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

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STREET LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Lamppost advertising agency in Lagos

Street light adverts in Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Ajah, Maryland, Yaba, Ikorodu road, Ikoyi, VGC, Oshodi-Apapa expressway, Abuja, etc

Lamp post advertising (Street light advertising) is one of the most traditional forms of outdoor advertising because of its ability to guarantee exposure in high traffic locations.

Lamp posts provide advertisers the ability to specifically target their desired geographical location and target specific consumers.

Symmetric Communications, a leading outdoor advertising agency in Nigeria offers lampposts in prime locations in Lagos like Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Lagos mainland and other parts of Nigeria, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc.

Conveying a brand message in fewer words with a thought-provoking way is an art, and doing that in High traffic locations where ads will be strategically displayed is like a potent charm.

However, it requires detailed research, creativity, innovative ideas and understanding of market trends.

The perfect blend of these elements leads to a successful advertising campaign. Of course, you can’t handle these tasks on your own as you have many other business-related tasks or priorities to do.

Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.

LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

Get in touch with our team. Check the number on the attached flyers..

Contact:

STREET LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Lamppost advertising agency in Lagos

Street light adverts in Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Ajah, Maryland, Yaba, Ikorodu road, Ikoyi, VGC, Oshodi-Apapa expressway, Abuja, etc

Lamp post advertising (Street light advertising) is one of the most traditional forms of outdoor advertising because of its ability to guarantee exposure in high traffic locations.

Lamp posts provide advertisers the ability to specifically target their desired geographical location and target specific consumers.

Symmetric Communications, a leading outdoor advertising agency in Nigeria offers lampposts in prime locations in Lagos like Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Lagos mainland and other parts of Nigeria, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc.

Conveying a brand message in fewer words with a thought-provoking way is an art, and doing that in High traffic locations where ads will be strategically displayed is like a potent charm.

However, it requires detailed research, creativity, innovative ideas and understanding of market trends.

The perfect blend of these elements leads to a successful advertising campaign. Of course, you can’t handle these tasks on your own as you have many other business-related tasks or priorities to do.

Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.

LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

Get in touch with our team. Check the number on the attached flyers..

Contact:

STREET LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Lamppost advertising agency in Lagos

Street light adverts in Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Ajah, Maryland, Yaba, Ikorodu road, Ikoyi, VGC, Oshodi-Apapa expressway, Abuja, etc

Lamp post advertising (Street light advertising) is one of the most traditional forms of outdoor advertising because of its ability to guarantee exposure in high traffic locations.

Lamp posts provide advertisers the ability to specifically target their desired geographical location and target specific consumers.

Symmetric Communications, a leading outdoor advertising agency in Nigeria offers lampposts in prime locations in Lagos like Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Lagos mainland and other parts of Nigeria, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc.

Conveying a brand message in fewer words with a thought-provoking way is an art, and doing that in High traffic locations where ads will be strategically displayed is like a potent charm.

However, it requires detailed research, creativity, innovative ideas and understanding of market trends.

The perfect blend of these elements leads to a successful advertising campaign. Of course, you can’t handle these tasks on your own as you have many other business-related tasks or priorities to do.

Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.

LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

Get in touch with our team. Check the number on the attached flyers..

Contact:

STREET LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

Lamppost advertising agency in Lagos

Street light adverts in Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Ajah, Maryland, Yaba, Ikorodu road, Ikoyi, VGC, Oshodi-Apapa expressway, Abuja, etc

Lamp post advertising (Street light advertising) is one of the most traditional forms of outdoor advertising because of its ability to guarantee exposure in high traffic locations.

Lamp posts provide advertisers the ability to specifically target their desired geographical location and target specific consumers.

Symmetric Communications, a leading outdoor advertising agency in Nigeria offers lampposts in prime locations in Lagos like Lekki, Victoria Island, Surulere, Ikeja, Lagos mainland and other parts of Nigeria, Abuja, Portharcourt, etc.

Conveying a brand message in fewer words with a thought-provoking way is an art, and doing that in High traffic locations where ads will be strategically displayed is like a potent charm.

However, it requires detailed research, creativity, innovative ideas and understanding of market trends.

The perfect blend of these elements leads to a successful advertising campaign. Of course, you can’t handle these tasks on your own as you have many other business-related tasks or priorities to do.

Lamp post (Street light) advertising is unique in the following ways:

Lamp post advertising is captivating and Attractive with unique and eye-catching presentation of the brand message on lamp Post obtains higher retention rates.

The brand message displays for 24 hours and by hammering the message you can educate travelers about your business. The spectacular internal lighting system also makes visible lamp- post in the night also.

Weather-resistant:
The lamppost is made of some special materials in order to sustain the harsh weather condition. Modern lamp- post ads also contain anti-tear features. So, they can stand in every weather condition.

Lamppost is an effective way of advertising for local businesses also. Due to budget constraints, most of them are unable to go to other commercial advertisement channels. They can establish their identity and make people aware of their products through this cost-effective display on lamppost.

It is also beneficial for national and international businesses. Nigeria offers many attractive locations where a brand message can easily get noticed. Strategic location and attractive display catch the commuter’s attention and educate about your brand.

One of the unique features of Lamp posts advertising in Lagos is that the banners can be seen from both sides, so all types of commuters can view them easily.

Symmetric Communications is the Nigeria market leader in lamppost banner advertising. Our Raised Lamppost Banners allow brands to avoid the clutter of street level, and leads to a 2.5 x higher memory recall rate than ground level advertising.

Located in and around major event venues, high footfall areas, high street and lining main arterial routes, our roadside media sites allow brands, event organisers and local authorities to achieve unrivalled proximity to their target market, boosting brand awareness and results.

Expertly crafted, highly durable, and made from environmentally friendly fabrics – our patented Raised Lamppost Banners are unparalleled in quality and impact, and are a trusted media solution for major brands, event organisers and local authorities.

If you need any forms of outdoor advertising in Nigeria, be it Lagos, Abuja, rivers or any other parts of Nigeria you can reach us at: Suite 31, Mota Complex, opp. Harmony Estate, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.

LAMPPOSTS ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA.

Get in touch with our team. Check the number on the attached flyers..

Contact: