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Information Minister, Others for AAAN 50th Anniversary AGM
Raheem Akingbolu
The Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria has concluded plans to hold its 50th Annual General Meeting/Congress. The AGM/Congress will hold at the International Conference Center (ICC), Abuja on Thursday 21st and Saturday 23rd September 2023.
The theme for this year’s AGM/Congress is ‘50 years young, Ready for more’.
The Minister for Information and National Orientation, Mr. Mohammed Idris as the Special Guest of Honour as well as other notable government dignitaries, will be at 50th Anniversary Annual General Meeting/Gala of the Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria. The Association will be paying a courtesy visit to the Presidency as part of the activities of the 50th Anniversary AGM. The visit will be an avenue to discuss the growth and impact of the communication industry to the nation and opportunities that can be harnessed to strategically position the industry.
The President of the Association, Mr. Steve Babaeko stated that this year AGM is very special because it’s our 50th anniversary and it’s been a journey with many achievements and milestones to celebrate with lots of great campaigns developed over the years. The association has grown in leaps and bounds with so many great advertising veterans that has contributed to the intellectual and socio-economic growth of the industry. This year 50th Anniversary AGM is a with a difference because it’s all about celebrating the breakthrough of the last 50 years while driving harder for more records to break in the next 50 years. is a platform to actively engage in intellectual and critical discourse on the opportunities that can be harnessed in improving the business and practice of Advertising in Nigeria and advocate unconventional solutions in rebuilding and rebranding the industry.
The Chairman of the Events Planning Committee, Mr. Doyin Adewumi stated that the Association has come to a decision to invite leading experts in their fields to lead the discourse on the theme. He further stated that the impact of the discourse will be beneficial to delegates and members of the Association.
