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Share What You Love
The spot embodies the sacrificial mood and feel of the holy month of Ramadan, by encouraging people to share what they love such as essentials for the fast, and Indomie Noodles. Film advertisement created by Noah's Ark Creative, Nigeria for
Seize the Moment
Doll Family
Children in abusive homes are exposed to a cycle of violence that can change the way the see themselves and the world around them. Film advertisement created by Up In The Sky, Nigeria for Project Alert on Violence Against Women, within the
Prayer Warrior
Segun's mum can't cease praying for him, because she has more than enough Airtime to do so, courtesy of Airtel smartRECHARGE, a product that gives 10 times the recharge value to new and existing subscribers, allowing them to virtually "talk
Naming
The naming ceremony is quite symbolic in Nigeria, and mothers-in-law often “compete” for who really owns the child. This story is about how the more data-savvy mother-in-law tries to outshine her somewhat conservative peer, who unknown to m
Silhouette Challenge
The TikTok SIlhouette Challenge dominated social media as hot chicks all over the world were empowered to show off their amazing bodies. To promote our Wings Wednesday special, Pitstop Lagos decided to jump on the challenge and show off our
Special day
To create awareness on children's day for homeless children in Lagos, we created a campaign designed to get the public to donate to make every day a 'special day' for homeless kids. Digital advertisement created by Up In The Sky, Nigeria fo
4G - Gele
In this spot, Airtel uses the metaphor of the traditional headgear worn by Nigerian women to show how old ways of doing things are gradually evolving, while also hinting at the superiority of its 4G network over 3G. Film advertisement creat
Monitoring Spirit
An over zealous bride-to-be can't stop checking up on her husband-to-be, because she has more than enough airtime to do so, courtesy of Airtel smartRECHARGE, a product that gives 10 times the recharge value to new and existing subscribers,
4G - Blender
This spot features two consistent characters from the world of Airtel, and shows that while there’s nothing wrong with traditional food preparation methods, adopting newer ways won’t hurt either, which is a metaphor that hints at the superi
Rhythm
We juxtapose African dance steps with football moves. This is to demonstrate that African football moves are inspired by the rhythm of African dances. We render the transitions in simple and perfectly timed morphs. Film advertisement create
Big Man
Integrated advertisement created by Dentsu Aegis Network, Nigeria for Better Life Billionaire, within the category: Gambling.
No paradise
On April 14th 2014, 276 girls were kidnapped in Chibok, Borno State Nigeria by the deadly sect Boko Haram. This work was done to mark 1000 days of their captivity, and most importantly to put more pressure on the government to #BringBackThe
Lil’Extra
The spot tells a story of how a father gives the little he has to his young diligent son that does everything to support his petty trade, just like the Airtel brand is giving out really free data this season to its subscribers rather than r
4G - Portmanteau
Life evolves, so should we too. This TV spot uses a metaphor of traveling boxes to show the superiority of its 4G network. Film advertisement created by Noah's Ark Creative, Nigeria for Airtel, within the category: Electronics, Technology.
Meat of the matter
Direct advertisement created by Noah's Ark Creative, Nigeria for Boko Halal, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
30 day challenge, 2
Film advertisement created by Noah's Ark Creative, Nigeria for Three Crowns Milk, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.
The Unstoppables!
A story of grit and resilience, the Unstoppables tells of Nigeria's elite paralympians, who have broken world records and performed creditably well as global competitions despite their inadequate training facilities. Anyone can reach their
Enabling Success
Nigeria is a country daily plundered of her resources by leaders who should know better. It's no surprise she ranks 148 on the corruption index. For that reason, the average Nigerian has little or no faith in the government, corporations an
Doodles
Children in abusive homes are exposed to a cycle of violence that can change the way the see themselves and the world around them. Film advertisement created by Up In The Sky, Nigeria for Project Alert on Violence Against Women, within the