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ONE of Nigeria’s brand communications journals, Brand Campaign, has unveiled a special edition on Africa’s topmost 25 brands.
The Chief Editorial Officer of the publication, Akinwumi Dickson, in a statement, explained that the decision to package the edition was as a result of the listing of eleven Nigerian brands in the chart as acknowledged and researched by internationally rated brands evaluation bodies as well as the desire of the brand communications community’s interest in the growth and development of the continent’s homegrown brands.
Mr Akinwumi also stated that the edition which features Mr Udeme Ufot, a former president of Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria and Managing Director of SO&U as the cover personality also has insightful and educative stories on brands, agencies, media, Marketing, Public Relations, among others.
The widely acknowledged authoritative journal has, in less than a year of presence in the industry, published editions on emerging icons in branding and advertising, Most Valuable brands and Agencies in Nigeria, as well as transit advertising and brand building before this one on top 25 brands in Africa.




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