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04 Oct 23

The Resilient Naija Spirit

Nation branding is the strategic endeavor to shape a country’s global perception, with the aim to present it in a positive light to a diverse audience beyond its shores. It’s a fusion of cultural elements that gives a nation a unique identity and relevance. This involves utilizing marketing tactics to emphasize specific aspects of a […]

06 Feb 20

BRAND NIGERIA – OUR COMMON HERITAGE

As I was about writing this piece, I listened to a speech by the erudite Professor Charles Soludo at the 1st of October 2019 ‘The Platform Nigeria’ organised by the Covenant Christian Centre, an event designed to facilitate growth in the areas of personal capacity, productivity and national development within Nigeria. His thoughts capture what […]

18 Jun 19

LAGOS PLACE BRANDING PLAN

Lagos, Nigeria’s largest city, sprawls inland from the Gulf of Guinea across Lagos Lagoon. Victoria Island, the financial centre of the metropolis, is known for its beach resorts, boutiques and nightlife. To the north, Lagos Island is home to the National Museum Lagos, displaying cultural artefacts’ and craftworks. Place marketing “refers to the application of […]

18 Jun 19

BRAND NIGERIA ENJOY GLOBAL MENTIONS

One of the greatest event of 2018 and indeed the biggest sporting event in the world is the FIFAL World cup tournament. The Russian 2018 edition sets new records. The 2014 edition of the tournament in Brazil has over 3.4 billion audience. Every brands (including nation brands) want to be associated with such because of […]

18 Jun 19

IMPERATIVES OF NATION BRANDNIG

In today’s intensely competitive world, where access to capital, talent, ideas and consumers gets ever easier, countries’ ability to compete against each other for share of mind, share of income, share of talent and share of voice, is significantly determined by the power of their brand image. Unless a country “stands for” something special and […]

18 Jun 19

#IAMBRANDNIGERIA & I’m Proud of It.

Every nation of the world is trading in a common market and with the same commodity; their’ reputation’. This is what attracts tourism, foreign investment and a critical driver of their economy. It also determines the manner of reception their citizens get when they cross international borders. Most first world nations and even the so […]