By Femi Falodun As we commemorate World PR Day 2025, the global marketing and communications industry stands at a fascinating crossroads. While traditional institutions grapple with declining trust and rising polarisation, a new generation of communicators is emerging: independent content creators and digital influencers who are rewriting the rules of engagement and demonstrating unprecedented power […]
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In the grand theatre of global development over the past few decades, sustainability has taken centre stage. Yet, like a Yoruba Nollywood blockbuster without subtitles, its message often gets lost in translation. Enter the unsung heroes of narrative-shaping and storytelling: PR and communications professionals. Since the 1987 Brundtland Report dropped its sustainable development bombshell […]
– Femi Falodun Director, BlackHouse Media (BHM) When it comes to business in Africa, Ghana is a market that can’t be ignored. With a population of over 31 million, English as official language and a GDP growth rate that’s consistently outpaced the continent’s average, the West African nation is a promising destination for British […]
– Femi Falodun Director, BlackHouse Media (BHM) Heineken, the world’s most international beer, is unsurprisingly one of the most well-marketed and communicated brands in the world. This is evident in how both the corporate brand–the brewer, Heineken and the product brand–Heineken beer, have been remarkably consistently cool through 150 years of existence. Today, the […]
While reflecting on ID Africa’s 7th anniversary, I wondered if the company could already be considered as a successful one, and by what metrics should success be measured? Longevity? After how many years can we officially declare success? Revenue? Profitability? Just how much is enough? Awards and recognition? How prestigious and how many […]
On October 17, 2021, I joined the world’s leading PR and communications experts from over 30 countries to attend the ICCO Global Summit in London. The experience was made even more special because BHM, ID Africa’s sister company, was participating as Africa’s first platinum sponsor of the event, and I was also going to be […]
Africa used to be mostly recognized by its wildlife and images of elephants, lions and giraffes grazing in the East African safari. Today, the most powerful representation of Africa on the global stage is its creative artforms––fashion, entertainment, sports and the sheer force of its people’s creative energy. More specifically, African music has (re)penetrated global […]
Femi Falodun, the CEO of ID Africa, has said to truly solve the challenges that impact the African communications industry, indigenous tech companies and communication agencies will need to collaborate to develop homegrown solutions. Across Africa, individuals and organisations are adopting technological solutions into virtually all aspects of life to solve business, health, education, and […]









