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Is Legend making reward system a policy?

All around Nigeria, Legend extra stout is going about rewarding loyal consumers in a campaign it dubbed “Legend Taste and Tell’ contest. The brand which has traversed parts of Lagos, Enugu, Owerri, Ibadan and now Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, precisely at Halmond Entertainment bar, a popular hangout at the MKO Abiola Stadium, rewarded consumers who engaged in the blind taste game, ‘Taste and Tell.’

Magic Mirror, new OOH ad medium enters Nigeria

A new vista has been opened in the Nigerian out-of-home, OOH advertising industry with the introduction of Magic Mirror advertising option by Soundz & Meknitz Limited. The product, world’s latest OOH advertising technologies, is the first in entire Sub-Saharan Africa. Classed under the emerging media and below the line/indoor advertising category, works by interfacing a specially designed mirror with an in-built LCD video and audio programme that also doubles as a viewing mirror.

Royal Exchange Prudential Life targets market leadership

“The customer is at the heart and soul of every organisation’s growth and success and it is very important to keep them satisfied if one wants to remain in operation. If the customer is treated well, he/she stays with you, but if they receive shabby and unsatisfactory treatment, they (customers) will take their business elsewhere.

Nigerians seek transparent disbursement of oil revenue

“We know that nations that are rich in oil and gas that often times, the oil is like a predicament. It is a paradox of a rich nation with poor people.” Williams urged Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) to utilise the opportunity provided by the workshop to deepen their advocacy in oil and gas revenue tracking in the South West. She said the call was necessary in view of the far-reaching recommendations contained in the report.

High interest rate‘ll pressurize operating costs in the economy –LCCI

“The implication is that interest rate would continue to remain high and continue to put pressure on operating costs in the economy. For now, lending rate of commercial banks including fees and charges range between 22 and 34 per cent depending on the customer profile, tenor and collateral quality. High interest rate is a concern we have expressed at every turn in our advocacy activities engagements”

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