Loy Okezie
Skye Bank, one of Nigeria’s leading banks teamed up with Platform, a leading branding company to produce a new high-profile television advertising campaign which shows creative thinking and inspires a great user experience.
The TV Ad demonstrates how Skye Bank can help businesses realize their full potential underlining their commitment to expanding their clients’ world.
The TV commercial’s plot involves the intractable traffic on the ever busy roads where a client has a meeting in 15 minutes with his bankers at Skye Bank, but is stuck in the perennial s traffic.
What happens next explains how with imagination and the will to succeed you can make a way where there is none. With the help of his Bank he builds a bridge that takes him to his destination in time to close this make or break deal.
In my opinion, the TV commercial is one of the best adverts I’ve ever seen from a Nigerian brand. Very simple idea, yet creative!
What are your thoughts?
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The script writer (s) are creative and the video editor did a superb work.
But on the way side, the ad is teaching to believe you can get to the destination no matter how the roads may be