This list describes the celebrities most certainly to give your advert a second look on the Nigerian screen that is already saturated with so many adverts. It remains valid as of the end of December 2022. All things being equal, if you have any of these celebrities in your advert, you can be sure of the advert being a big hit.

What makes the celebrities on this list a perfect fit is that they can feature in adverts for products or services across a wide range of industries, and their appeal is not limited to a certain age range or gender. As with all things, the impact they will make on your advert depends on your production team, but if you can afford to have them in your advert then surely you can afford to hire a good production team

The celebrities will appeal to a vast majority of Nigerians in any advert, let's dive into it

10. Jay jay Okocha: An iconic footballer of our time, when he speaks Nigerians tend to listen which is good for your advert.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay-Jay_Okocha

9. D banj: The legendary musician is still very much in vogue, he commands attention and having him in your advert is rewarding.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%27banj

8. Burna boy: The Grammy winner is in hot demand with the ability to add the wow effect to your advert
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burna_Boy

7. Ebuka: He is famously known as the host of BBN, and somewhat this has made him a household name.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebuka_Obi-Uchendu

6. Don jazzy: Having him in your advert will create a buzz outside the entertainment community. He is one of the few Nigerian producers who have become a household name.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_jazzy

5. Tiwa Savage: She’s the female with the ability to get people stuck to their screens during an advert. Her consistency over the years has made her a well-known face.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiwa_Savage

4. Basketmouth: Very few comedians are as well known as Basketmouth, Nigerians of varying age ranges know him well.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basketmouth

3. Wizkid: He is still one of Nigerian's favourites even after many years on the scene. He can easily capture the attention of viewers and this is passed on to his featured adverts.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wizkid

2. Davido: Seeing him on a screen is enough reason for people to watch your adverts, he can shine the spotlight on whatever your advert content may be.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davido

1. Olamide: He has cemented his status as an A-list celebrity across the globe, and he is loved by Nigerians in various states. Whether it’s a high-end, medium-range or low-range product or service that you want to advert, he remains the best person for the job as of now. His street popularity and branding mean he can easily relate to various Nigerian audiences. These qualities make him number one on this list.
Profile: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olamide

One thing the celebrities on this list have in common is that they are loved by Nigerians at home and abroad. Having one or more of them in your next advert makes your advert an instant hit. Read more on our website.

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Source: https://ngvolume./2022/10/08/celebrities-best-suited-for-adverts-in-nigeria/

Here is part one in case you missed it: https://www.nairaland.com/7287635/notable-similarities-nigerian-homes
Nigerian homes share many similarities so numerous to mention but among the long list, NGVolume presents to you the most prominent of them. Most Nigerian homes share them in common. Most Nigerian homes in this situation refer to more than ninety percent of the population, let’s dive right into it.

1. iPhone attraction: This is a top similarity between Nigerian homes. At least one member of a Nigerian home sees owning an iPhone as an item on their desire list. Nigerians who climb up the financial ladder get an iPhone since it has always been on their desire list. Apple products in general are the favourite fantasy of at least one member of Nigerian homes.

2. Meat eaters: Nigerians love meat almost as much as the way Nigerian men love football, if not more. The love of meat can be seen in Nigerian parties in which meat is considered the traditional assortment of meals. There’s a variety of meat that Nigerian homes like but the keyword is meat. The vegetarian lifestyle is far from catching up with the Nigerian home.

3. Music love: At least one member of Nigerian homes likes to vibe to music, and many genres of music sufficiently meet this need. Whether during transit, events, hanging with friends or at home, Nigerians love to listen to music. In a Nigerian home, you can go through the phones of every member and bet on finding a reasonable amount of music tracks on at least one device.

4. Cinema experience: it’s not uncommon to find a member of the Nigerian home who is yet to have a cinema experience. Commonly, Nigerians who have been to the cinemas have that first experience in their twenties. The moviegoer's population is on the rise but is far from being equal to the population of Nigerians who have had a cinema experience.

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Source: https://ngvolume./2022/09/07/notable-similarities-between-nigerian-homes-part-2/

Nigerian homes share a large number of similarities. To avoid confusion, when I say Nigerian home, I am referring to more than 90 percent of the population, not the few one percent. Let’s dive right into it and highlight some notable similarities between Nigerian homes!

1. At least one member is on social media: That’s true, you can hardly find a Nigerian home without any member on social media. In fact, that’s a good bet to take because you will most certainly win it any time of the day. Regardless of the phones possed, members of Nigerian homes have at least one social media account. It’s no surprise that even members with phones that are commonly referred to as touch light phones have social media accounts.

2. Most commute via public transportation: At least one member of a Nigerian home uses public transportation as their primary mode of transportation. In many cases, the number is higher than one member.

3. At least one graduate of higher education: Nigerian homes have at least one member who is a graduate of higher education institution, it may be a university, polythetic or others but what remains constant is that at least there’s one graduate of higher education in Nigerian homes.

4. Dreams of life abroad: At least one member of every Nigerian home dreams of either visiting or relocating abroad permanently. The number is even on the higher side when it comes to those who are yet to go for a master’s degree. They see a master’s degree from abroad as a golden opportunity.

Is there something that we have left out? Use the comment section to share it.

Source: https://ngvolume./2022/08/09/notable-similarities-between-nigerian-homes/

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Adranido:
even if you can't "do sport" do MAN CITY

As a 100 level student, it is true that you will be the JJC of the school but noting everything below will help you survive. This post is written by someone who was been in your shoes and is willing to help you navigate and understand your new environment. Let’s get straight into it.

1. School Hostel: If you are staying in the school hostel, private or public institution, know that bulbs in public places will always go missing. Toilet/bathroom bulbs, passage bulbs, etc. These bulbs will go missing, one minute they are there, the next minute they are gone and no one would know who took them. Go to your high institution with your touch light or lamp.
2. Do sports: If you are physically fit, engage in sports. Football, Basketball, etc, anything that can keep you fit should be engaged in.
3. Enjoy yourself: School life is school life, if you are broke in school, it is not the end of life. Enjoy every moment you have in school without focusing on the bad side.
4. Rechargeable fan: If you can afford it, take a rechargeable fan to school. The heat when there is no light can make you take multiple baths in a day. It’s not a must, but if you can get a rechargeable fan.
5. Respect lecturers: Be humble to lecturers. Don’t try to prove a point, it can backfire. Go to classes when possible, and sign attendance. Don’t cause trouble that can get you on a lecture bad list.

Add yours!

Source: https://ngvolume./2022/05/10/jambites-know-these-before-you-resume-higher-education-in-nigeria/

9. Name: Roger Thompson Brown

Organization: SEPLAT

About: Mr Brown received an undergraduate degree from the University Of Dundee and a graduate degree from the University of Ulster.

10. Name: Herbert Wigwe

Organization: ACCESS BANK

About: born 15 August 1966 in Lagos. Wigwe has a degree in accountancy from the University of Nigeria, an MA in Banking and Finance from the University College of North Wales (now Bangor), an MSc in Financial Economics from the University of London,[2] and is an Alumnus of the Harvard Business School Executive Management Program.

Source
https://ngvolume./2022/03/26/meet-the-ceos-of-the-top-20-companies-in-nigeriamarch-2022/

5. Name: Wassim Elhusseini

Organization: NESTLE PLC – NIGERIA

About: In his past career Mr Elhusseini held the position of Manager-Channel Category Sales Development at Nestlé Kuwait General Trading Co. WLL, Head-Sales at Nestlé Saudi Arabia LLC and Sales Director & Country Manager at Nestlé Middle East FZE.

6. Name: Ebenezer Onyeagwu

Organization: ZENITH BANK

About: Mr Ebenezer Onyeagwu is a vastly experienced banker and financial expert, trained in reputable institutions of learning in Nigeria, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. He is an alumnus of the prestigious University of Oxford, England. He has nearly 30 years of experience in the banking industry in Nigeria.

7. Name: Demola Sogunle

Organization: STANBIC IBTC

About: Dr Sogunle holds a First-Class Honours degree in Agricultural Science and a PhD in Land Resource Evaluation and Management, both from the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. He is an alumnus of Harvard Business School, AMP. He also holds an MBA in Banking and Finance from ESUT Business School, Nigeria and a Treasury Dealership Certificate from the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN). He is a member of the Global Association of Risk Professionals.

8. Name: Hans Essaadi

Organization: NIGERIAN BREWERIES PLC

About: His career started in The Netherlands with Heineken and he has since been given the opportunity to work in different countries across the world.

1. Name: Michel Puchercos

Organization: Dangote Cement

About: Michel Puchercos was appointed to the Board of Dangote Cement in 2020, as the Group Managing Director. He has more than twenty (20) years of experience in the cement industry. He is a graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique (1976) and the Ecole Nationale du Génie Rural, des Eaux et des Forêts (1981).

2. Name: Ralph Mupita

Organization: MTN Nigeria

About: Ralph was appointed President and CEO of MTN Group in August 2020, replacing former CEO Rob Shuter. He was born in 1972 in Zimbabwe but has lived much of his life in South Africa.

He studied at the University of Cape Town, bagging a degree in Civil Engineering and also an MBA. He later attended Harvard Business School, undertaking the institution’s Graduate Management Programme.

3. Name: Yusuf Haliru Binji

Organization: BUA Cement Plc

About: In December 2019, he was announced as the Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer, BUA Cement Plc. He is a Chemical Engineer with degrees from Ahmadu Bello University and the University College, London. He is a Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, the Solar Energy Society of Nigeria and the Nigerian Society of Chemical Engineers; with over 30 years of experience across various organisations

4. Name: Raghunath Mandava

Organization: AIRTELAFRI

About: Raghunath Mandava is 53, he’s been the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of Airtel Africa Plc since 2018.