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Sanwo-Olu, Lai Mohammed to Grace 49th AAAN AGM/Congress

Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed are among the dignitaries expected to attend the 49th Annual General Meeting/Congress of the Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAN).

According to a statement by AAAN, the 49th AGM themed ‘The New World Order: Technology as a Game Changer’ will hold on Friday, July 22, 2022 at the Jubilee Chalets, Epe, Lagos State.

Governor Sanwo-Olu is expected to declare the AGM open while Alhaji Mohammed, whose ministry oversees Advertising, will grace the event as Keynote Speaker as well as Special Guest of Honour.

Other expected speakers at the event includes, Mr. David Okeme (Executive Director, System Specs), Mr. Olu Akanmu (President/Co-CEO, Opay Nigeria), Mr. Adetayo Bamiduro (CEO/Cofounder Max.Ng), Mr. Niyi Yusuf (Managing Partner, Verraki Africa) and Mrs. Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazor (Google Country Manager).

The following panelists are also expected to grace the occasion: Mr. Norden Thurston, (Marketing Director, Seven Up), Mr. Kelechi Nwosu (MD, TBWA), Mr. Jay Chukwuemeka (Partner, Imaginarium) and Mrs. Ose Osundeko (COO, Digitas Nigeria).

The Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAN) is the umbrella body of Advertising Agencies operating in Nigeria.

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