The Outdoor Advertising Association of Nigeria, OAAN, and the Rivers State Signage and Advertisement Agency, RISAA, are working towards a partnership with the aim of promoting conducive business environment for members.
At a meeting which held in the office of the OAAN’s President, Emmanuel Ajufo recently which had the Managing Director, MD, of RISAA, Chief Tony Okeah in company of his senior management staff, the OAAN boss presented some of the issues affecting members in the state, and requested that the RISAA leadership should looks into them.
Some of the issues mentioned include billing for vacant billboards, and allowing companies that are not registered either with APCON nor OAAN to practice.
In responding, the MD of RISAA made a promise to consider the issues and further solicited the cooperation of the executive council of OAAN, particularly in the area of payment of outstanding permit fees.
Chief Okeah also made the promise that the Agency would cooperate with the members of OAAN.
The RISAA boss equally assured the OAAN leadership that the ongoing enforcement exercise in the state was to rid it of illegal and unkempt structures.
Chief Okeah asked members to contact the Agency for reconciliation of their bills and promised to review such as far as possible.
Daniel Obi
