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O’tega Ogra emerges as ADVAN new President, pledges to improve engagement with regulators, stakeholders

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Advertisers Association of Nigeria, ADVAN, has elected a new Executive Council to lead the association for the 2026–2028 term. The

O’tega Ogra emerges as ADVAN new President, pledges to improve engagement with regulators, stakeholders

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