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5 Nigerian PR Brands and Their CEOs You Should Know in 2026

Nigeria’s public relations industry continues to evolve as agencies move beyond traditional media relations into reputation management, strategic communications, digital marketing, brand positioning and integrated campaigns. These five Nigerian PR brands have built notable profiles in the communications space, led by professionals shaping how businesses, institutions and personalities connect with their audiences.

1. Black House Media, Ayeni Adekunle

Founded by Ayeni Adekunle, Black House Media has grown into one of Nigeria’s established communications and media organisations, with interests spanning public relations, advertising, media, entertainment, technology and human capital. Adekunle currently serves as CEO of BHMGroup and has built a career around strategic communications, media and brand storytelling. He is also the founder of World PR Day, an initiative created to celebrate and advance the global public relations profession.

2. LaerryBlue Media, Olanrewaju Alaka

Olanrewaju Alaka is the Founder and CEO of LaerryBlue Media, a PR, reputation management and authority positioning agency working with founders, executives and premium brands across Africa and the United Kingdom. His work centres on reputation building, strategic communications and positioning, while LaerryBlue has expanded its offering through Pressdia, a PR marketplace. In 2026, Alaka received the Global Relevance Award at Limitless Without Borders 4.0 for his contribution to public relations, strategic communications and reputation management.

3. RED Media Africa, Ayodeji Razaq

Ayodeji Razaq serves as Group Chief Executive Officer of RED for Africa, providing strategic leadership across Red Media Africa and the group’s other businesses. He became the first non-founder to hold the Group CEO position in RED’s history, bringing more than 15 years of experience across communications, marketing, brand storytelling and media strategy. Under his leadership, RED continues to operate across public relations, customer experience, strategic communications and culture driven campaigns for brands and organisations across Africa.

4. The YD Company, Dr Yetty Ogunnubi

Dr Yetty Ogunnubi is the Founder and CEO of The YD Company, an integrated public relations, branding, marketing and communications firm. With extensive experience across PR, brand management, corporate communications, creative image branding and event management, she has built YD into a firm serving corporate, consumer and lifestyle brands. The company has also received industry recognition, including being named among Nigeria’s Top 100 Fastest Growing SMEs by BusinessDay and winning the 2023 Best Full Service Digital Brand Strategy Services Agency in Nigeria award at the African Excellence Awards.

5. WhirlSpot Media, Abayomi Ojo

Abayomi Ojo is the Founder and Director of Growth at WhirlSpot Media, a Pan African marketing and public relations agency focused on helping businesses build visibility and expand across African markets. The agency combines strategic PR, digital marketing, performance marketing, influencer marketing and market entry support, with operations and partnerships spanning several African markets. WhirlSpot was recognised as Pan African Marketing and PR Agency of the Year, reflecting its growing presence in Africa’s communications landscape.

Methodology

This list considers Nigerian PR brands with established market presence, distinctive communications capabilities and visible leadership in public relations, strategic communications, reputation management and integrated marketing. The selection also considers the founders or executives driving the agencies’ growth and influence within Nigeria’s evolving communications industry.

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Samuel Oluwamayomikun
Samuel Oluwamayomikun
Samuel Oluwamayomikun is the Editor in Chief and Lead Copywriter at Empire Magazine Africa, where he leads editorial direction and shapes compelling narratives across business, culture, leadership, and African excellence. With a sharp eye for storytelling and strategic communication, he oversees content development, brand voice, and high impact features that position individuals and organisations with clarity and influence. His work sits at the intersection of journalism, brand storytelling, and editorial strategy, ensuring every piece published aligns with Empire Magazine Africa’s standard of depth, credibility, and cultural relevance

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