Delving into the historical background of the underlying fundamentals that first made up The Black Wall Street would invariably reveal and give great insight about the concept of our well organised and galvanised movement to rescue Africa from the shackles of economic woes. Reminiscent on past events, The Black Wall Street had its origin from a community called Tulsa which was later named Greenwood after a town in Mississippi by one of the founding Fathers, Ottawa W. Gurley in Oklahoma USA. They were formally organised in 1906 when a group of African-Americans converged together to develop Tulsa, Greenwood community in order to ensure freedom from social segregation, racial bigotry, flippant oppression, relentless barbarism, manhunt and picnic. Someone might be tempted to ask why picnic. Unknown to many, the word "picnic" was actually coined from the word "pick a nigger to lynch", which literally means pick a black guy to kill, this happened in the predominantly wh

The branding and advertising industry in Nigeria dates back years when its pioneers had the sole aim of accomplishing marketing functions of their respective companies. Then, leading companies established special arms to take care of these objectives. During this period, many practitioners controlling the industry were foreigners. With independence coming in 1960 and a federal government decree some years later, the door was opened to indigenous practitioners to engage in the business of advertising, brand management and activation, out-of-home media, PR and reputation management. Noisemaker Limited, a customer focused integrated marketing communication agency with world class competency in the delivery of quality services that position brands for success, made a grand entry on the  scene and clearly hit the ground running by deftly claiming its spot in the industry. The company, run by young, intellectually sound and analytical Jubril Dixon boasts of a rich client base that include t