In a world where marketing without strategy is noise and communication without clarity is a liability, one name stands out — Ehi Braimah!

A master of brand storytelling, strategic influence, and media innovation, Braimah has been named a finalist for the StudyUK Alumni Awards 2025, a globally coveted recognition by the British Council. This is more than an accolade — it’s a bold affirmation that excellence, creativity, and impact still lead the way!

As the Chairman/CEO of Neo Media & Marketing and Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of Naija Times and Lagos Post, Braimah doesn’t just navigate the media landscape—he shapes it. From high-stakes brand positioning to crafting narratives that shift global conversations, his influence is undeniable.

His nomination in the Culture and Creativity Award category cements his position as a visionary force in PR, marketing, and media, driving transformation through strategic storytelling.

A distinguished alumnus of the University of Roehampton, London, Braimah has built a career on the foundation of ingenuity, precision, and the ability to decode and deliver compelling messages that move markets and shape perceptions. His expertise in branding, thought leadership, and corporate positioning makes him an invaluable asset in today’s fast-evolving communication ecosystem.

The StudyUK Alumni Awards, now in their 11th edition, celebrate exceptional UK university alumni making game-changing impacts worldwide. This year, Nigeria takes center stage as one of the host nations, with the grand event set for Abuja on February 15, 2025 — a fitting backdrop for recognizing global excellence.

Braimah has consistently led the charge in transforming brands, reshaping industries, and inspiring the next generation of communication leaders. In a world where attention is currency and influence is power, he remains the strategist that brands, organizations, and decision-makers turn to for clarity, impact, and connection. As the world gears up for this prestigious award ceremony, one thing is crystal clear—Ehi Braimah is not just in the conversation; he is setting the agenda