ADELABU HABEEB ADEOLA

ADELABU HABEEB ADEOLA

The journey started with the dream of becoming a disc jokey on the streets of Agege, a suburb in Lagos Nigeria.

Then was the inquisition of becoming the man behind the multi channeled console also known as AUDIO MIXER. This was in 2002.

The movement continued at a media agency called ATSOM media owned by the famous Ambrose Olutayo Somide currently the General Manager of Ray Power FM Nigeria.

After becoming a trained sound engineer, I proceeded in working with Akin Akindele, an independent Radio Presenter whom I became his inhouse producer between 2006 and 2013.

RADIO PRODUCTION IN PROGRESS

In the course of working with Akin Akindele's Desk, I produced programs like

1. Suppy Mystery Shoppers - A creative program that goes into the open markets, scouts for random buyers of Suppy (a seasoning cube), reward them and bring them back to the studio to come and air their experience.

2. Child Comfort Radio - an health program that talks about pregnant women and neonates.

3. The Hausa, Yoruba and pidgin version of Suppy Mystery Shopper

4. Wazobia on Star FM - A 1hour comical magazine program

Amidst many.

AS GUEST ON A RADIO SHOW

I later delved into advertising where I exhibited my knowledge in the creative world of ATL (above the line) BTL (below the line) and some time it's TTL (through the line)

During my days in the advertising world, I did experiential for brands like Guineas Nigeria, Nigeria Breweries, Pernod Ricard, PZ, Unilever, JTI, BAT amidst many more.

The pandemic birthed great opportunity to learn and explore other parts of my core which were blogging and Graphical works.

These are a few of the things I can do and I hope it fits perfectly for your desires

Thank you

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