Nigeria to unveil world’s largest billboard
By Guardian Exclusive
02 September 2022 |
6:00 am
The largest outdoor advertising billboard is in Dubai and measures a massive 6,260m2. It won’t be for much longer though, as a gargantuan billboard currently under construction in Lagos is set to surpass it.
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