In a week that showcases its expanding national presence and unwavering commitment to high-end media production, IBST has executed a series of major projects across multiple Nigerian cities, reinforcing its reputation as one of the country’s most versatile and reliable media technology companies.
According to Remi Ogunpitan, a consultant at the multi-award-winning firm, the past week has been a defining example of the organisation’s operational rhythm — fast-paced, multifaceted, and consistently aligned with global production standards. From Lagos to Port Harcourt, Maiduguri to Anambra, the company’s teams were deployed simultaneously, each delivering specialised content under the unified IBST banner of excellence.
Across the South-South region, one documentary crew operated on location in Port Harcourt, while another was stationed deep in Maiduguri, capturing human stories from one of Nigeria’s most complex environments. A third documentary team was on assignment in Anambra, shaping powerful narratives reflective of the region’s culture and evolving socio-political landscape.
Back at the company’s Lagos base, production intensity was equally high. One crew was engaged in a major project for an oil and gas client — a sector that often demands technical precision and logistical expertise — while another team was producing high-energy commercial content for a leading telecommunications brand. Both productions, according to Ogunpitan, were executed with the seamless coordination the company has become known for.
Preparations also reached top gear for IBST’s multicamera coverage of the upcoming AKO Mixed Martial Arts event. Technical teams were fully mobilised — rigs tested, communications systems calibrated, lighting optimised — ensuring readiness for a broadcast that is expected to meet international sports production standards. Meanwhile, another crew was already preparing to depart for Kano on Monday for yet another project, underscoring the company’s ability to manage multiple high-stakes productions concurrently.
Amid this nationwide rollout, Ogunpitan himself delivered a paper in Abuja on “AI Every Creative Business Must Master,” offering insights into how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of creative and media industries. His presentation highlighted the intersection between technology and storytelling — a space IBST has consistently leveraged to maintain its competitive edge.
“This is who we are,” Ogunpitan noted, reflecting on the week’s activities. “This is how we roll at IBST — multiple teams, multiple cities, one mission: world-class production, every single time.”
With its teams simultaneously operating across the country, delivering everything from documentaries to commercial productions and live event coverage, IBST continues to cement its position as a leader in Nigeria’s media technology landscape.
