Using Foreign Models/Voice-Over Artists in Nigeria

Using Foreign Models/Voice-Over Artists in Nigeria Explore the evolving regulations on using foreign models and voice-over artists in Nigerian advertisements in our latest #TMTThursdaybyDOA article. With ARCON’s new vetting rates effective from January 1, 2024, we examine the implications for…

By TMT Team

May 30, 2024

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Using Foreign Models/Voice-Over Artists in Nigeria

Explore the evolving regulations on using foreign models and voice-over artists in Nigerian advertisements in our latest #TMTThursdaybyDOA article. With ARCON’s new vetting rates effective from January 1, 2024, we examine the implications for the advertising landscape. Read now to learn about the conditions for using foreign talents and how these changes impact the industry.

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