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Top Digital Marketing Personalities in Nigeria 2022

In the 1990s, the term “digital marketing” was coined, but it wasn’t until the early 2000s that traditional marketers began to recognise its impact.

However, digital media such as smartphones, laptops, and other smart devices have grown popular and powerful over the past two decades. This rapid advancement in technology quickly became an opportunity for many traditional marketers, who discovered new ways to reach and engage their audiences. People began developing new marketing strategies, and as Google improved and social media platforms emerged, digital marketing strategies and roles became hot topics in the industry.
Today’s digital marketers wear many hats. Brands that understand the roles of digital marketers are reaping the benefits of the wide range of skills and tools in order to stay on top of the ever-growing competitive business environment.
Digital marketers are at the heart of leveraging media channels to create, deploy, manage, and track campaigns.
The truth is that digital marketing has the potential to grow the business at the highest rate and data are there as proofs.
The pandemic made people stay at home and work remotely which eventually resulted in business owners inclined towards Digital Marketing. This eventually provided so many opportunities for business owners to target their audience online with digital marketing tactics.
Also, business owners are realizing that they have chances of higher returns by investing in Digital Marketing.
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No wonder brands like; Sterling Bank Plc., United Bank for Africa Group (UBA), The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management, MTN Nigeria, Kippa, DPTRAX, Wallify, The Redwolf, TOA Marketing, Freelancer, and Eskimi are doing great in the digital space.
Depending on the company, industry, and seniority of a role, a day in the life of a Digital Marketer would often include managing social media marketing campaigns, working on search engine optimization or search engine marketing efforts, running display or programmatic ads, overseeing email campaigns, and creating content for a company blog.
Few individuals distinguished themselves in the Digital Marketing space in Nigeria in 2022. In this Special Report, we present to you the Top Digital Marketing Personalities in Nigeria in 2022 in no respective order:
1. Oyekunle Damola
Oyekunle Damola helps business owners increase their revenue by attracting & converting prospect into sales using an auto relationship building system
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- Enrollment of over 3,000 students in an online academy, with numerous success stories with students crossing the 7 figure mark for themselves and their clients
- Successfully coordinated multiple product launches for a client, resulting in over N60m in revenue.
- Led the development and execution of a highly successful digital marketing campaign for a major Nigerian company, resulting in a 58% year-over-year increase in revenue.
- Earned a Certification of Appreciation for his role as a mentor at the annual Digclan conference in 2022.
2. Ore Afolayan
Ore Afolayan is a marketer and technology entrepreneur. His work focuses on helping Tech-enabled and Blockchain brands to drive sustainable development in Africa.
Ore is also Founder/Team Lead at TOA Marketing, a product marketing company that helps startups to scale with ease.
Leveraging his marketing skills, he currently works as Ambassador for Blockchain projects such as Inery Blockchain and StarCoin.
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- Winner, Web3, Crypto and Society Fellowship Pitch Competition (Network Capital), Startups Founders Hub (Microsoft),
- Top100 Brands in Oyo State (Global Arts Foundation) and LinkedIn Influencer to watch in 2022 (Jasper SME Hub.
- Hyperion Scholarship Winner (Quantic School of Business and Technology, USA) and Nominee, Marketing Experts Award (TechTrend Africa).
- Graduate, McKinsey & Company Forward Program.
- Ambassador of the Month (November), Inery Blockchain.
3. Ebube Okechukwu
Ebube Okechukwu is a Social Media and Digital Communication specialist with experience in managing global personal brands, Financial Services, Retail, Environmental Management, Real Estate and the Non-profit sectors.
Ebube’s experience has seen him work across several industries including the financial sector where he currently works leading and executing the digital marketing and social media strategy for one of Africa’s leading financial services provider – United Bank for Africa in 24 countries and as well manages the social media and digital brand for its Chairman – Tony O. Elumelu.
He previously worked with the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF), the largest Africa-based, African funded philanthropy focused on entrepreneurship. At the TEF, he was responsible for telling the story and solutions of over 100 entrepreneurs from across 40 countries in Africa.
He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Benin and a master’s degree from the University of Lagos. He is a Professional member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing UK and holds certifications in Digital Marketing, Marketing Communications, Strategic Communications and Business Writing from the Chartered Institute of Marketing UK and the Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos.
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- He grew the social media brand presence for Tony O. Elumelu and other key personal brands
- He was responsible for end-to-end delivery social media strategy for United Bank for Africa Group in 24 countries – 20 African key markets and 4 global financial centres.
- Achieved top 20 on the Financial Brand List of the Top 100 Banks and financial institutions using social media globally in 2022.
- Delivered a wholesome digital campaign for the United Bank for Africa launch in the UAE – Dubai in 2022
- Manage all social media communication and the launch on Instagram and Google Business of Africa’s first and leading financial services chatbot – Leo, driving adoption to 4 million users in 20 key markets in Africa in 2022
- Omokehinde Thomas
Omokehinde Omokehinde is a Digital Marketing Communications professional, who specializes in brand management, client servicing, business operations, strategy, and content creation.
She has a cross-industry experience of 12 years in sectors such as Pay TV, Telco, NGO and Government, FMCG, and the financial sector.
She has worked on various brands such as Airtel, Supakomando, Nokia Mobile, Maltina, GOtv, Maggi, and Payattitude, to mention a few
Currently the Deputy Business Director of The REDWOLF Company, which is the Digital Agency for Noah’s Ark Communications, she oversees brand/ business management and Strategy.
- Onyinyechi Nneji
Onyinyechi Nneji is a marketing professional with 4 years of experience facilitating the launch of technology products in Africa using key marketing tactics.
Her background in digital marketing with her certification from the DMI combined with years of experience in storytelling and marketing have been critical in scaling products in Fintech, Education, Finance and AI.
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- Launch and scaled Kippa Payment’s Feature to reach thousands of Nigerian Merchants
- Launch and scalKippa Start, a business registration product for Nigerian Businesses
- Train over 10 mentees on product marketing, using digital channels and getting good employment opportunities as marketing professionals.
- Built frameworks and assets that drove customer education on business management
6. Ayodeji Akintade
Deji Akintade is a dynamic marketing professional with an exceptional track record in digital strategy, brand development, and marketing communications for established brands and high growth startups. Deji is currently leading the marketing efforts of one of the tier-2 banks in Nigeria to build a borderless digital bank for global citizens.
He was previously the marketing lead at Avon HMO, where he played a crucial role in transforming the company into a dominant healthcare brand in the digital space in Nigeria.
Deji has over 8 years of extensive experience in a number of sectors, including online retail, advertising, real estate, sports betting, healthcare, and financial services.
He is one of the co-founders of the Digital Marketing Meetup Nigeria (DMM), a platform that brings together digital marketing enthusiasts and professionals to share industry insights, network, and discuss business and job opportunities. Deji was a key member of the team that hosted the first Digital Marketing Conference in Nigeria in 2017 and organised the first Digital Marketing Virtual Exhibition with the Association of Digital Marketing Professionals, the leading professional organisation for digital marketing practitioners in Nigeria.
He is a professional member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK with certifications in Marketing Analytics and Strategic Communications from Lagos Business School and the Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos respectively.
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- He defined and delivered differentiated brand experiences that grew market share by 28% and built customer loyalty for a savings and investment platform.
- Led the marketing efforts of a financial tech startup that was recognized as the most outstanding tech startup of the year and the most promising tech startup of the year at the Nigeria Technology Awards Ceremony.
- He was appointed VP of finance for the Association of Digital Marketing Professionals in Nigeria (ADMARP).
- Facilitated numerous marketing training workshops for corporate organizations and mentored over 15 individuals on digital marketing and career development.
7. Olubukayo Ewuoso
Olubukayo Ewuoso is currently a Product Marketing Manager, Global, at Eskimi, a programmatic AdTech company, across multiple markets globally.
He previously was the Snr. Account Manager, West & Central Africa, where he created digital campaign strategy, built solid and trusting relationship between major key clients, retention, upsell processes and revenue growth in a SaaS B2B environment in different sector (Tech Startups, Telcos, Banking, FMCG,) with global brands like Coca-Cola company, Nestle, MTN, Kuda Bank, amongst a few.
With over six years experience in digital media, growth and tech sales, he led efforts at DigiClan Africa, a 6,000 community strong of digital marketing professionals, as Dean of academy in 2022, and had served as Director for Programmes, & Partnership, Assistant Director for Programme and other capacities in the past.
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- Co-planned the maiden edition of the DigiClan Conference (DigiConnect) in Lagos.
- Led DigiClan Academy as Dean in Bi-weekly masterclasses, organizing nine successful sessions and hosting top industry professionals.
- Was a speaker a numerous industry events, one of them being the Lagos Digital PR Summit organized by the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations
- With top performance at Eskimi, Bukayo starts a new role in Jan. 2023 as Global Product Marketing Manager.
- Spearheaded a new pricing algorithm update by Eskimi in Nigeria.
8. Joshua Esiebo
Joshua Esiebo, a digital strategist and certified member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM), has over a decade of experience in Digital Strategy, Product & Platforms Management, Multi-Channel advertising, Mobile Marketing, and Digital PR.
He has developed and delivered over 70 online marketing plans and campaigns across different verticals and sectors – including large corporates, small businesses and faith-based institutions
Joshua currently serves as the Manager, Messaging (Partnership & Platforms) at MTN Nigeria where oversees all aspects of the messaging (ayoba; Africa’s all-in-one super app for messaging, music, games, content) service value chain, ensuring that the messaging platform and partnership maintains sustainable, high performing, year on year growth in line with the strategic objectives of the organisation.
As a creed, he invests in people to empower learning and provides constant digital marketing advice on audience insight, quality contents and digital marketing topics to move marketers forward in this fast-changing digital marketing space/industry.
A founding member of DigiClan Africa; the largest community of digital media and marketing experts and enthusiasts in Africa.
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- Spearheaded the growth of ayoba in Nigeria, crossing 20 million monthly active users globally in early December.
- Facilitated the deployment of localized interventions and content on ayoba to boost user adoption.
- Mentored over 25 individuals for 6 months with digital-focused skills and leadership methodology during the 2022 Harvesters Financial Transformation Programme.
9. Oghenetega (Tega) Ajogun
Oghenetega Ajogun is a data-focused, performance marketing expert focused on creating performance-based marketing campaigns, delivering high-level business insights while leveraging new media to deliver substantial revenue growth and have a huge impact on her client’s bottom-line.
With a track record of expanding company revenue and market share through performance-based marketing campaigns, delivering high-level business insights. She is also very passionate about impacting people’s lives and teaching in the digital space.
She has worked in multiple agencies and start-ups in Nigeria like SO&U, Wildfusions, Qlick Digital, Ringier Nigeria & Mdundo.com where she was the Senior Marketing Manager and she is currently the Strategic Marketing Manager at CIWEM, an independent professional body and a registered charity in the UK.
She is a TFAA 2020 nominee, Prize for Intrepreneurship, listed as one of Brand Communicator’s 40 under 40 women in Marketing & Communications (2021) and also one of 9to5Chick’s Top 100 Career Women In Nigeria for 2021.”
Notable achievements in 2022:
- Helped improve the subscribers base by 40% for Mdundo.com across Africa, while improving the Top of Mind Awareness in Nigeria using 360 marketing tactics like Radio, Activation, Digital and Outdoor campaigns
- Organized a digital training for over 25 people looking to break into the digital space in Nigeria
- Oversaw the Eko Digital Initiatives (District 2) in Lagos and helped train over 20,000 secondary school students on computer education (2021/2022)
10. Oluwatobi (Tobi) Adekunle
Oluwatobi Adekunle is a growth-oriented and performance-driven marketing professional with over 10 years of experience across various industries from e-Commerce, Information Technology, Energy, Financial technology, and Advertising Technology.
He possesses specialized skills in developing digital marketing strategies that deliver business objectives; this is because he has worked in different marketing capacities from digital marketing to performance marketing, growth and product marketing.
He is the founder of one of the largest digital communities in Nigeria – Digital Marketing Meetup Nigeria (DMM). This platform brings together digital marketing enthusiasts, tech entrepreneurs and experts where they share industry insights network and discuss business & growth opportunities.
Tobi convened the first Digital Marketing Conference in Nigeria in 2017 and held the first Digital Marketing Virtual Exhibition with the Association he co-founded the Association of Digital Marketing Professionals (ADMARP), the foremost professional body for digital marketing practitioners in Nigeria.
Tobi is a renowned mentor and trainer within the digital marketing ecosystem. He lectures at one of Nigeria’s leading marketing colleges, where he teaches Digital Marketing Techniques, a module for the Chattered Institute of Marketing Professional Certification UK.
He also facilitates different modules of the Digital Marketing Institute (DMI) Ireland courses. He is an alumnus of prestigious institutions, such as The Chartered Institute of Marketing UK where he bagged a Post-Graduate Diploma in Professional Marketing, The Business School Netherlands where he holds an MBA and Lagos Business School where he had a Certificate in Strategic Marketing
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- Oluwatobi joined Sterling – Nigeria’s leading product-led bank in 2022 as the head of Growth and Product Marketing, where he oversees 5 key digital products across different industries from payment, lending, investment and SME. (products include OneBank, Specta, Doubble, Switch and Snapcash. At Sterling he grew products adoption and usage by impressive margins, grew the digital banking solution retention rate by over 50% he also launched a web application for the digital banking product that help improve product usage. He achieved a landmark transaction volume on the same product which was the highest ever. He exceeded the investment budget value on the investment solution by 23% which is the highest in 6 months.
- Prior to joining Sterling in Mid 2022 Oluwatobi worked with Eskimi, a global advertising technology company where he led marketing in the African region and expanded the company’s clientele portfolio across eastern and central Africa. Oluwatobi increased the adoption of Eskimi programmatic solutions amongst brands and agencies and improved retention through strategic marketing and partnerships.
- He was appointed as an executive member of the Association of Digital Marketing Professionals ADMARP team as the VP of operation and oversaw the relaunch of the association’s platform. He grew the membership of the Digital Marketing Community (DMMNigeria) by over 50%
- He became a Member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing UK after he bags a Post-graduate Diploma in Professional Marketing
- He Graduated top of his class with an MBA at the Business School of Netherlands
11. Olayinka Bolaji
Olayinka Bolaji is a Growth & Performance Marketing Expert with over 10 years’ experience in Digital Marketing & Analytics, Marketing Strategy, Product Management, SEO/Paid Advertising and Software development.
He has worked with various brands in different industries ranging from Retail, Gaming & Lottery, Telecom, Insurance, Fintech, Real Estate and many more in various capacities such as Growth/Digital Marketing, Product Management and Software development.
Notable Achievements in 2022:
- Served as the Growth marketing lead at Zedcrest Investment Limited (Ranked second fastest growing company in Nigeria & fifth Fastest Growing Company in Africa 2022) where he was directly responsible for Increasing app usage by 70%, Increased revenue as high as 245% in Q4 2021.
- Led the creation of a holistic CRM tool that cut across various touch points for the Brand FundQuest Financial Services – While developing Digital marketing campaigns that boosted the Loan request & verification process and reduced turnaround time.
- He also led awareness & acquisition campaigns for brands such as ZirooPay, Baines Credit Microfinance Bank, Nigeria Internet Registration Association (NIRA) and many more through Pandora Agency where he currently lead the growth and digital marketing team.
- He Launched a SaaS Product that supercharges performance & increase daily agency performance for sport betting businesses leading to 30% increase in game plays MoM.
- Towards the end of 2022, he was also charged with the responsibility of improving App install & Customer acquisition for Dukka brand via Google Ads where he increased the app installs via Google AdWords by 70% within 2 months while reducing Ad budget costs, maintaining relatively low CPC and increasing CVR from 1.5%~ to 3%~.
12. Hamdalah Hanafi
Hamdalah Hanafi is a Product marketer with a background in Digital Marketing and business growth, focusing on analytics, social media marketing, and content marketing and she uses her understanding of consumer behaviour to develop effective marketing strategies for businesses.
She has gained valuable experience in sales enablement, Go-to-Market strategies, product messaging, positioning, and competitive analysis.
These skills have helped her to successfully differentiate products in competitive markets.
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FG Directs Banks, Fintechs to Remit VAT on Service Fees

The Federal Government has directed all banks and fintechs to collect and remit 7.5 per cent value-added tax on certain electronic banking services, effective Monday, January 19, 2026, according to an email notice issued by payment platforms.

The VAT will apply to electronic banking charges, including mobile money transfers, USSD transaction fees, and card issuance fees, according to an email notice on Wednesday shared with customers by Moniepoint.
For example, if a bank charges N100 to make a transfer, the 7.5 per cent VAT will be applied to that service fee, not the money being sent.
“From Monday, January 19, 2026, we are required to collect a 7.5 per cent VAT, to be remitted to the Nigerian Revenue Service (formerly known as the Federal Inland Revenue Service).
“VAT will apply to certain banking services that include electronic banking charges such as mobile banking fees (transfers), USSD transaction fees, and card issuance fees,” the email read.
Other operators are expected to issue similar notices to their customers in the coming days. Services that will remain exempt include interest earned on deposits and savings, meaning customers will not pay tax on the returns from their accounts.
The NRS, formerly known as the Federal Inland Revenue Service, has set the deadline to ensure that all commercial banks, microfinance banks, and electronic money operators comply with the collection and remittance requirement.
Moniepoint stressed that this is not a price increase but a statutory obligation. “Moniepoint is required to collect and remit VAT to the Nigerian Revenue Service,” the company said in a statement.
The move is part of the government’s broader efforts to standardise VAT collection on digital financial services and expand revenue generation amid Nigeria’s growing digital economy. VAT on banking transactions is not entirely new; the NRS is now enforcing uniform collection rules across all platforms, ensuring compliance across the sector.
Customers have been assured that the new tax will be clearly itemised, with the VAT shown separately on transaction statements and reports.
In December, several commercial banks informed customers that the N50 stamp duty would be deducted on electronic transfers of N10,000 and above, following the commencement of provisions of the new Tax Act.
The charge, previously known as the EMTL, has now been formally reclassified as stamp duty and will be applied as a one-off fee on qualifying electronic transfers.
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Moniepoint Launches Second Cohort of DreamDevs Initiative to Double Down on Africa’s Tech Talent Pipeline

Moniepoint Inc, Africa’s leading digital financial services provider, has announced the opening of applications for the second cohort of its flagship DreamDevs initiative, a transformative program designed to bridge the tech talent gap in Africa by equipping recent graduates with industry-ready skills and real-world experience.

With applications open to graduates across Nigeria, DreamDevs is designed as a national talent search for the next generation of world-class engineers. Each year, just 20 high-potential candidates are selected into an intensive bootcamp, with the strongest performers progressing into internship and full-time roles at Moniepoint. Last year’s cohort delivered four hires – three interns and one full-time engineer – validating the programme’s role as a high-impact talent pipeline.
Targeting graduates from technology, computer science, engineering, and related fields with foundational programming knowledge in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, DreamDevs offers a rigorous nine-week boot camp that immerses participants via hands-on training from leading software engineers. Standout performers will secure six-month internship placements at Moniepoint, with potential progression to full-time employment based on performance.
“The results from our first cohort validated our belief that with the right training and support, Africa’s young tech talent can compete globally,” says Felix Ike, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Moniepoint Inc. “This year, we’re doubling down on our commitment by aiming to convert half of our participants into full-time employees. For us, DreamDevs is all about creating sustainable career pathways that drive Africa’s digital economy forward.”
The initiative aligns with Moniepoint’s broader vision of using technology to power the dreams of millions and engineer financial happiness across Africa. It complements the company’s existing talent development programs, including HatchDev – a collaboration with NITHub Unilag that produces 500 specialised developers annually across software engineering, intelligent systems, and IoT/embedded systems as well as its hugely popular, Women-in-Tech which is now in its fifth year.
The initiative is also in tandem with the Federal Government’s 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) programme, for which Moniepoint serves as a key sponsor. While the 3MTT programme focuses on mass technical skills training across Nigeria, DreamDevs provides a specialised pathway that takes graduates from foundational training through to employment, creating a complete talent development ecosystem.
“We’re proud to support the government’s vision of building three million technical talents while also creating direct employment opportunities through initiatives like DreamDevs. This multi-faceted approach ensures we’re contributing to national goals while simultaneously addressing our industry’s immediate talent needs.
“By investing in young people and providing them with practical experience, startup incubation support, and product development opportunities, we are not only creating high-impact jobs and driving sustainable economic growth across the continent,” Ike said.
For Victor Adepoju, a member of the first cohort and now a Backend Engineer at Moniepoint, “The organisation of the program was top-notch. The training covered a wide range of topics and provided a solid foundation I could continue to build on. I learned a great deal about cloud technologies, particularly Google Cloud Platform. The program also emphasised valuable soft skills, including planning, organisation, and prioritisation, which have been very useful in my day-to-day work.”
Selection will be based on technical aptitude, learning potential, and alignment with Moniepoint’s values of innovation and excellence. Interested and qualified recent graduates are encouraged to apply before the January 20th deadline via the official portal at dreamdevs.moniepoint.com.
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Nigeria, Others Lag Behind as Egypt Tops Africa in AI Readiness

Nigeria and other Sub-Saharan Africa countries rank ninth out of nine global regions as Egypt has emerged as Africa’s leading country in artificial intelligence readiness, ranking first on the continent and 51st globally in the 2025 Government AI Readiness Index published by Oxford Insights.

The impressive ranking has been lauded as underscoring North Africa’s growing influence in the global AI race.
According to Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), the country scored 57.5 points out of 100, climbing 14 places from 65th in 2024.
The Nile nation also ranked fourth in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, behind Saudi Arabia, Israel and the United Arab Emirates.
The Oxford Insights index assesses 195 governments using 69 indicators across six pillars, including policy capacity, governance, AI infrastructure, public sector adoption, development and diffusion, and resilience.
Egypt topped the Policy Capacity pillar globally with a perfect score of 100, tying with the UK, Serbia and Australia, an indicator of strong national AI policymaking and institutional readiness.
Oxford Insights noted that countries such as Egypt are “expanding the use of AI across national priorities while shaping policies to strengthen domestic AI ecosystems,” although gaps in infrastructure and talent development remain in some contexts.
MCIT minister Amr Talaat attributed Egypt’s strong performance to deliberate government action.
“This achievement reflects our efforts to integrate artificial intelligence into public services and accelerate digital transformation through Egypt’s second National AI Strategy. We are positioning Egypt as a regional AI hub while ensuring AI delivers real economic and social value,” he said.
Launched for 2025–2030, Egypt’s National AI Strategy targets sectors such as healthcare, justice and public administration, while aiming to train 30 000 AI specialists by 2030 and raise AI’s contribution to GDP to 7.7%.
Talaat also highlighted Egypt’s cybersecurity credentials when he highlighted that the country ranked among the top 12 globally in the ITU’s Global Cyber security Index.
Regionally, the results expose sharp contrasts across Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa ranks ninth out of nine global regions, with an average score of 28.04, reflecting persistent gaps in AI infrastructure and public sector adoption.
However, countries such as Kenya, South Africa, Mauritius and Nigeria lead the sub-region, while Rwanda and Ethiopia are gaining momentum through innovation hubs and policy reforms.
In contrast, the MENA region ranks fifth globally, buoyed by significant investment in AI infrastructure and policy capacity, particularly in Gulf states.
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