Nigerian Marketing Award Debuts 

A new marketing award, meant to redefine the way hardworking and highly professional marketing professionals are celebrated, has been unveiled, into the nation’s marketing communications space.

Speaking at the unveiling of the Awards to a select journalists in Lagos, recently, the Convener of the Award, Mr. Tony Agenmonmen stated that the new award initiative is designed to stimulate hardwork, innovation and overall quality in marketing planning and execution in Nigeria.

According to the former National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (NIMN) boss, one of the measures put in place to ensure the credibility of the award was to seek the approval of relevant regulatory bodies in the industry, and enlist marketing communications practitioners, with proven track records into the award’s selection panel.

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“In keeping with the commitment to making the award the biggest and most credible marketing awards in Nigeria, we have obtained the full endorsement of the following industry sectoral groups, to have a full representation in the judging panel: Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria, Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN), the National Institute of Marketing of Nigeria (NIMN), Experiential Marketers Association of Nigeria (EXMAN), and the Outdoor Advertisers Association of Nigeria (OAAN),” he added.

Agenmonmen added that winners are expected to emerge from the 31 categories of the Awards, scheduled for November 11, this year.

He explained that the Awards Decision Council, known as the judging panel, comprising of seasoned marketing professionals, and which is expected to be led by Mr. Ekwunife Okoli, a former Guinness Nigeria chieftain, was deliberately infused with some sectoral representation to enhance ownership by the industry.

Speaking on the Awards, the Chairman of the Awards, Mr. Ekwunife Okoli, stated his decision to be a major part of Awards, was informed by need to support a laudable cause.

“This is something that Nigerian marketing professionals will be proud of; especially the category that sets out to reward the educators, which simply shows how creative the organisers are,” he added.