By Huldah Shado
Abuja will host the 2025 National Advertising Conference (NAC), from November 12 to 14, bringing together the brightest minds in Nigeria’s marketing and advertising industry.
Chairman of the planning committee, Tunji Adeyinka, described the conference as a flagship event that unites practitioners across the marketing communication value chain, including advertisers, agencies, media owners, out-of-home operators, and regulators.
With the theme, “Marketing Communications Transforming Businesses and Creating Growth in Challenging Times,” this year’s edition will focus on how innovation and strategy can drive business growth despite economic headwinds.
Adeyinka said the conference would provide a platform for industry leaders, young professionals, and innovators to shape the future of the sector.
The conference is expected to attract top government officials, private sector leaders, clients, and stakeholders, who will participate as speakers, guests, and delegates. It will also feature panel discussions, town hall sessions, and networking opportunities.
Dozie Okafor, President of the Media Independent Practitioners Association of Nigeria (MIPAN), said this year’s conference promises to be more engaging and insightful than previous editions.
Similarly, Tolulope Medebem, President of the Experiential Marketers Association of Nigeria (EXMAN), urged professionals to leverage the event for knowledge exchange and collaboration.
The three-day programme will round off with a gala night, combining professional development with social interaction.
