Creative Industry

Aimone Creative Agency Holds Webinar Conference On Business Reality

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5 years ago

September 9, 2020

Aimone Creative Agency is set to hold a Webinar conference, the first of its kind by the Agency with other experts in the creative industry on adapting to new evolving business reality amid the challenging COVID-19 pandemic.

The free event is to be hosted via zoom, themed: “Embracing the New” Virtual Conference scheduled for 11th to 19th of September, 2020.

Other topics to be discussed during the workshops will revolve around Branding, Marketing, Youth Empowerment, Creative, and Finance.

Aimone is committed to making brands champion of their respective industry through powerful imagery and strategic planning.

They are focused on value creation and brand awareness as their key objective to penetrate any market for brands to gain desired attraction from a prospective customer.

Aimone is structured to give an insight-driven competitive analysis along with a highly creative team ever ready to help brands trash their competitors’ hands down.

This conference will proffer ways to position businesses in Africa for growth amidst COVID-19 with emphasis on these key areas needed in ensuring brand success. This will enable them to compete favorably in their various industries.

Some dignitaries who will attend our webinars conference are; Senior Consultant at BFI Insight, Godbold Promise, Strategy Consultant at Brand & Culture, Matt Davies, Founder, Onedabrand Design Agency, Ifeoluwa Sopeju, and Youth Development Advocate, Oyinkasola Oni, among others.

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Nigeria, Gambia Pledges Commitment to Improve Tourism Sector

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5 days ago

May 6, 2025

The Gleamer

Joel Ajayi

The Nigerian Tourism Development Authority (NTDA) has reaffirmed its commitment to fostering stronger tourism collaboration with the Republic of the Gambia, following a courtesy visit by a four-man delegation from the west African country, led by Hon. Yakuba Darboe, Chairman of the Brikama Area Council, Western Region.

The delegation was received by Mr. Richard Ovie Esewhaye, Director overseeing the Office of the Director General, NTDA, and the Management Staff at the Authority’s headquarters in Abuja.

In his remarks, Hon. Darboe described The Gambia as having a long-standing relationship with Nigeria, often referring to the country as the “37th state of Nigeria” due to the cultural and historical ties between both nations.

He noted that tourism is the backbone of The Gambia’s economy and that the country is in Nigeria to promote its tourism offerings.

He emphasized the importance of the ECOWAS Free Movement Protocol, stating that West African countries have much to learn from one another in terms of culture, investment opportunities, and tourism development.

“Nigeria, with its large population, presents a ready market for Gambian tourism, and we urge NTDA to include The Gambia when recommending travel destinations,” he added.

Mr. Esewhaye, in his response, welcomed the delegation and lauded the existing relationship between the NTDA and the Gambia Tourism Board. He recalled past engagements, including meetings with the Gambia Investment Forum, and highlighted the need to move beyond agreements on paper to tangible outcomes.

“Though small in size, The Gambia has made remarkable progress in tourism. Nigeria can learn from their model—particularly in revenue generation, cultural exchange, and capacity building,” he said. He also advocated for the establishment of a technical committee to identify concrete areas of collaboration.

Speaking at the event, Mr. F.O. Anumba, Director of Special Duties, NTDA, raised concerns about the current lack of direct air connectivity between Nigeria and The Gambia. He stressed that establishing direct flights would greatly enhance tourist traffic and improve bilateral tourism relations.

The visit concluded with the presentation of an Outstanding Leadership and Humanitarian Award to Mr. Esewhaye by Hon. Darboe.

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