OAAN to Host 41st AGM in Ogun, Prioritising Ethical and Responsible OOH Advertising Ahead of Nigeria’s Election Season
The Out-of-Home Advertising Association of Nigeria (OAAN) has revealed plans for its 41st Annual General Meeting (AGM), scheduled to take place from Thursday, 6 August to Saturday, 8 August 2026. The event will be hosted at the Park Inn by Radisson, IBB Boulevard, Kuto, Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Under the theme “OOH Media in Political Campaign Season: Policies, Politics, and Fair Practice,” the three-day summit aims to gather industry practitioners, leaders, regulators, and key stakeholders. The agenda will focus on shaping the future of Nigeria’s Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising sector, with particular emphasis on ethical standards, professional integrity, and regulatory compliance, as the country approaches another vital political campaign cycle.
As the Association’s premier statutory gathering, the AGM offers a significant platform for members to review OAAN’s achievements over the past year, receive reports from the Executive Council and various Committees, and engage in critical discussions on industry matters. Resolutions adopted during the meeting aim to bolster the organisation’s strength and promote sustainable growth within Nigeria’s Out-of-Home advertising landscape.
The chosen theme underscores OAAN’s dedication to fostering professionalism, fairness, and adherence to regulatory standards, especially during election periods. Attendees will explore the pivotal role of Out-of-Home media in supporting credible democratic processes, with an emphasis on the importance of transparency, industry ethics, and responsible practices by government agencies and media practitioners alike.
Commenting on the upcoming AGM, Sola Akinsiku, President of OAAN, stated: “The Annual General Meeting remains a vital forum for accountability, transparency, good governance, and collective decision-making within the Association.”
He further stressed the importance of member participation in shaping policies and strategies that will sustain the industry’s relevance, encourage innovation, and promote long-term growth.
OAAN encourages all members to make the necessary arrangements to attend the AGM and complete their registration requirements promptly.
The Executive Council expressed confidence that the 41st AGM will serve as another valuable opportunity for industry peers to strengthen professional collaborations, exchange ideas, and collaboratively chart a progressive course for Nigeria’s Out-of-Home media sector.