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Nigerian agency Nuges Media opens Lagos office

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Nuges Media, a Nigerian marketing and advertising agency founded in Abuja, opened an office in Lagos for its second anniversary. The expansion, launched in October 2026, aims to bring the agency closer to brands in Nigeria's main commercial centre, according to its managing director Adeyemi Lana.

Nuges Media, a Nigerian marketing and advertising agency founded in Abuja, opened an office in Lagos in October 2026 to mark its second anniversary. The move extends its activities beyond the Federal Capital Territory, according to P.M. News.

The agency offers strategy, digital marketing, social media management, video production, website and application development, as well as branding and media placement. Its managing director, Adeyemi Lana, described Lagos as new ground for deploying its approach to business challenges. The office is intended to facilitate collaboration with clients already present in the city and enable the company to establish new contacts.

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