ANSAA Releases Official Tariffs for Branded Vehicles, Market Activations in Anambra
AWKA – The Anambra State Signage and Advertisement Agency (ANSAA) has officially released a comprehensive tariff schedule governing branded vehicles and promotional marketing activities across the state.
According to a publication shared on its Facebook page on Tuesday, aimed at regulating outdoor advertising and ensuring seamless business operations, outlines the specific costs for various categories of vehicle branding, ranging from heavy-duty trucks to motorcycles.
The agency categorized the permits into “Full Branding” and “Partial Branding” to accommodate different levels of corporate visibility.
For heavy-duty logistics and haulage, 8-tyre trucks and above will attract a fee of ₦50,000 for full branding, while partial branding for the same category is pegged at ₦25,000.
In the mid-range category, 6-tyre trucks are expected to pay ₦30,000 for full branding and ₦15,000 for partial coverage. Smaller commercial and private vehicles, classified as 4-tyre vehicles, will attract ₦20,000 for full branding and ₦10,000 for partial branding.
The agency also factored in small-scale transport and delivery services, setting a flat rate of ₦5,000 for the branding of Tricycles (Keke) and Motorcycles.
Beyond vehicle permits, ANSAA also clarified the costs and definitions for Market Activations. The agency defines this as “any promotional advertisement designed to boost brand awareness through the use of public address systems in public spaces”.
This category covers:
Road shows and mobile rallies.
Market-based product awareness campaigns.
New product launches.
Business owners and marketing agencies looking to carry out these activities within the state will now pay a daily tariff of ₦10,000”. ANSAA stated.
The statement reaffirms the agency commitment as partner in progress to the business community in Anambra. The management emphasized that “the structured tariffs are part of a broader effort to streamline the advertising sector and eliminate illegal collections by unauthorized persons”.
“Business owners are encouraged to comply with the new rates to avoid friction with enforcement teams and to contribute to the orderly”. the statement concluded.
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