Don't Patronise Unregistered, Defaulting Billboard Vendors, KWASAA Urges Kwarans

A Nigerian city street showing three large billboards labeled 'Non-Compliant', 'Approved by KWASAA', and 'EID MUBARAK – KWASAA Urges Compliance', with a KWASAA-branded truck and officer nearby, emphasizing regulatory enforcement of outdoor advertising compliance during Sallah celebrations.

• Tasks Practitioners On Guidelines, Compliance

The Kwara State Signage and Advertisement Agency (KWASAA) has asked all practitioners in the state to fulfil their obligations to the agency, including adhering to established guidelines, saying continuous non-compliance will attract penalties.

In a statement on Wednesday, Ag. General Manager of the Agency, 'Toba Adeyeye, ARPA, warned practitioners against flouting the rules of the agency.

He, therefore, appealed to individuals and corporate bodies that wish to use billboards for Sallah felicitations to ensure they patronise registered advertising agencies.

The KWASAA boss urged everyone to verify whether their billboard vendors are compliant with their obligations to the signage agency.

He encouraged members of the public to approach the agency for relevant information and guidelines to avoid sanctions.

Adeyeye reminded members of the public that the agency and stakeholders at last Friday's meeting unanimously agreed that only registered practitioners should be allowed to own and operate billboards within the state.

He emphasised that verification is crucial to avoid any enforcement actions related to unpaid billboard rentals.

While wishing all Muslim faithful a joyful and peaceful Eid-el-Kabir celebration, the KWASAA boss appreciated Kwarans for their support of the agency to excel in its mandate.

Ahmed Ajiboye
Press Secretary
Kwara State Signage And Advertisement Agency

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