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Nigeria’s digital banking landscape is evolving beyond transactions — and Wema Bank’s ALAT is positioning itself at the center of that transformation.

As ALAT turns nine, the bigger story is not just longevity, but how banking is becoming more experience-driven, personalised, and engagement-focused.

From gamified rewards to behavioural banking strategies, financial institutions are increasingly competing on user experience, emotional connection, and data intelligence.

At BrandiQ, we break down what this means for Nigeria, Africa’s fintech ecosystem, and the future of digital finance globally.

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Coca-Cola’s reported decision to move its iconic Christmas campaign away from WPP’s Open X model is more than agency news — it reflects a major shift in the global advertising industry.

Brands are increasingly prioritising agility, creative originality, and flexible partnerships over traditional closed agency ecosystems.

The rise of founder-led agencies like Studio.One highlights how creativity and cultural relevance are becoming the real competitive advantage in today’s attention economy.

BrandiQ explores what this means for global brands, agencies, and the future of creative strategy.

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McDonald’s latest leadership move reveals something bigger happening in global marketing.

The appointment of Tim Kenward as UK & Ireland CMO highlights how multinational brands are increasingly prioritising leaders who understand both global systems and local consumer culture.

In today’s attention economy, scale alone is not enough. Brands must combine operational efficiency with cultural relevance, real-time engagement, and data-driven personalization.

BrandiQ examines why this shift matters for marketers, investors, and emerging markets like Nigeria.

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Nigeria’s real estate sector faces a paradox of over $300 billion in idle land assets alongside a massive housing deficit, creating significant opportunities for global investors.

The UK and EU-backed Digital Energy Challenge is opening new opportunities for Nigerian startups developing AI-driven solutions for energy access and infrastructure efficiency.

Independent UK agency Neverland secured Instagram’s creative account, signaling a major shift in the advertising industry toward agile, culturally intelligent, social-first agencies.

The 2026 702 Small Business Awards highlighted how entrepreneurship is driving South Africa’s economic resilience, with innovators in agri-processing, mobility solutions, and STEM education taking centre stage.

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