Tuesday, February 17, 2026
33.1 C
Lagos

Banks’ Advert Spend Rose by N164m in July 2019

P+ Measurement Services, a media intelligence and audit agency and MediaTrak, undertook the analysis to show, Nigerian Banking Industry Advertisement spend and placement in the month of July 2019.

The report shows that there was an increase of 163, 762, 442 in the total Nigerian Banking Industry media advert spend in July compared to the month of June.

TV media advert in the banking industry for July saw an increase in media spend, compared to June with an increased spend of N123, 541, 668, while Radio media adverts in July also saw an increase in media spend, compared to June with an increased spend of N17, 461, 682, and the Print media advert in the Banking industry for July saw an increase in media spend, compared to June with an increased spend of N22, 759, 092.

spot_img
spot_img
spot_img

Hot this week

Open Alliance to FG, NASS: Conduct Population Census Ahead of 2027 Elections

Open Alliance, a coalition of civil society organisations working...

Tinubu Hails Nigeria-UAE Partnership as BUA Signs MoU with Abu Dhabi Ports, Mair Group

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended the signing of...

NLNG Emerges Overall Champion at 20th Nigeria Oil & Gas Industry Games

Team NLNG celebrates being crowned overall champions at the...

Nigeria Secures Permanent Seat on the Board of African Central Bank

During the just-concluded 39th Session of the Executive Council...

Topics

Corruption: A Burden on Nigerian Businesses—Allianz Report

The Allianz Risk Barometer 2018 report reveals theft, fraud and corruption as the...

Wema Bank Celebrates 78th Anniversary, ALAT at 6!

Wema Bank Plc, a leading Nigerian financial institution renowned...

Will Buhari Reverse Power Sector Privatisation?

Labour Supports Reversal, Alleges Irregularities, Fraud, Worsening Power Situation The in-coming administration of President-elect, Mohammadu Buhari is under intense pressure to reverse the privatisation of power assets in the country initiated under the out-going Goodluck Jonathan government. Another initiative is to increase Federal Government equity in the already privatised power assets from 49 to 59 percent in order to have control in the running of such power assets across the country.

UN, Sterling One Foundation Lead Coalition Ahead of ASIS 2025

L–R: Mohamed Malick Fall, Assistant Secretary-General and United Nations...

Flour Mills Rights Issue Ends Feb 21

Flour Mills of Nigeria (FLOURMILL) Rights Issue, opened on...

Global Aviation Sector Targets $38.4bn Profit in 2018

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) forecasts global industry...

WHY BUSINESSES FAIL!

Business Failure refers to a company ceasing operations following...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img