Keskese wins big at EXMAN awards

Keskese Nigeria Limited has emerged the experiential marketing agency of the year at the 2019 Experiential Marketers Association of Nigeria (EXMAN) awards. 

The EXMAN award is organized bi-annually to identify and celebrate outstanding works done by member agencies in the experiential marketing industry in Nigeria.

Keskese won a total of seven awards, comprising the grand prix, 2 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze.

The event held at the Civic Centre on Victoria Island, Lagos state during the weekend.

Out of the 49 EXMAN certified experiential marketing member agencies, Keskese won the highest award of the grand prix via the “seamless and perfect execution” of MTN mPulse campaign.

The list of the campaigns that won laurels for the agency includes MTN mPulse, MTN Pulse (campus invasion), MTN and Arsenal Partnership and MTN Lumos.

The MTN mPulse campaign won 2 gold in two different categories which include best activation in consumer experience and use of digital in an event. It was also awarded silver and bronze medals in the best activation on consumer experience and best event on business to consumer categories respectively.

MTN Lumos campaign won the silver medal in the best event on business to business category while MTN-Arsenal Partnership campaign won bronze medal in the best activation on sporting property category.

Tade Adekunle, project consultant of Keskese Limited, described the award as a recognition of the exemplary performance of the agency in successfully executing clients’ work which have placed the agency above its peers in the industry.

“We are highly honoured for the recognition accorded us once again, which is a testament to the immense value we are adding to the various brands on our clients’ portfolio,” he said

Kayode Idowu, executive director of Keskese Limited, said the honour would encourage the agency and the team to raise the stake in offering top notch services to the clients.

“We are humbled and overwhelmed by this recognition and we remain committed to serving the clients better,” Idowu said.