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Why Young Jonn’s New Big Big Tinz Remix with Pepsi Is the Ultimate 2024 Anthem
The buzz around Young Jonn’s latest remix with Pepsi is arguably one of the best brand infusions in pop culture The remix and music video were leveraged to unveil the reintroduction of Pepsi’s iconic 60cl LongThroat bottle, Big Big Tinz. This remix is more than just a brand jingle — it’s an anthem that taps into the fabric of urban pop culture. In this context, the brand understood the desire for more as Nigerians despite the harsh economic realities. It communicates its offering of Big Refreshment, Big Value, Big Big Flex, and everything that makes life more enjoyable. Young Jonn’s and Pepsi’s new remix captures this vibe perfectly. After watching the music video, you’ll agree that it’s the ultimate anthem for the year, and here’s why.
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A Hit Song with a Fresh and new Vibe
Young Jonn’s remix of Big Big Tinz couldn’t have come at a better time. In a year full of ups and downs, this song — with its energetic beats, clever lyrics, and relatable vibe — goes beyond just talking about enjoying a drink; it’s about living life to the fullest. The remix resonates with anyone seeking that extra refreshment, reminding us that bigger and better things are always within reach. As people search for the best bargains and affordable ways to celebrate the holiday, the 60cl Pepsi LongThorat bottle, still offers at the same price, delivers an affordable yet enjoyable way to celebrate the holidays.
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A Perfect Infusion of brand into pop culture
In challenging economic times, value matters. The Big Big Tinz campaign, celebrating the return of the 60cl Long Throat bottle, offers consumers more refreshments for the same price. Young Jonn’s remix amplifies this message in a fun and memorable way. By tapping into the global hit song and popular street anthem, Pepsi has successfully entrenched the brand’s message and the essence of the campaign, delivering big refreshments and Big Value. Combining an anthem that resonates with everyone and a value-driven product, Pepsi has successfully connected with fans who appreciate getting a little extra without paying more.
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The Music Video: A Visual Feast
The Big Big Tinz remix isn’t just about the sound—it’s also about the visuals. The music video elevates the energy of the song with vibrant, high-energy scenes that showcase the spirit of the campaign. Picture Young Jonn in full motion, weaving through the bustling streets of Lagos. This video reflects the excitement and vibrancy of both the Big Big Tinz theme and Pepsi’s return to the 60cl bottle.
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A Celebration of Big Wins and Big Moments
This anthem stands out even more because of its connection to the people. The lyrics of Big Big Tinz celebrate the big wins, the little victories, and those moments that make life exciting. Big Big Tinz — whether it’s winning big at life, achieving a personal goal, or simply enjoying the refreshment of a cold Pepsi.
5. A Collaboration Made for the Fans
Young Jonn is known for his vibrant music and strong connection with his audience, making him the perfect partner for Pepsi’s campaign. His remix of Big Big Tinz, combined with Pepsi’s promise of fun and refreshment, has created a track everyone is talking about. Young Jonn’s remix with Pepsi isn’t just a song; it’s a vibe, an experience, and a reminder that sometimes, life’s best moments come in bigger, better packages.
Watch the music video https://youtu.be/v9m-XWGK5q0. Stream live https://youngjonn.lnk.to/
Turn up the volume, crack open a 60cl Pepsi, and vibe to Young Jonn’s Big Big Tinz remix!
By Modupe Gbadeyanka
To make finding the right service provider or reaching the right customer seamless, popular local information portal, Connect Nigeria, has introduced a Quote Request platform.
Connect Nigeria described the new system as “a digital solution designed to make connecting with service providers faster, easier, and more reliable.”
It said the Quote Request was built for consumers who need services quickly and want trusted options without the stress of searching endlessly; and service providers and businesses looking for real, high-intent customers without spending heavily on marketing.
“Whether you need a caterer for an event, a plumber for your home, or a designer for your brand, the platform is designed to connect you with the right people,” Connect Nigeria added.
“By connecting demand directly with supply, the platform creates a more structured and dependable marketplace,” it further stated.
At its core, the Quote Request simplifies the entire process of finding and offering services.
To use the service, users have to submit a request describing the service or product needed, which is then sent to verified vendors on the platform. Interested providers respond within 1–2 days, and users compare offers and choose what works best for their needs and budget.
“Instead of searching for vendors, the vendors come to you, with relevant, tailored responses,” Connect Nigeria explained.
The company expects this new platform to eliminate the stress of endless online searches, delayed or vague responses, and uncertainty about service quality.
As for businesses, it solves poor visibility, inconsistent customer flow, and lost opportunities due to slow response times.
Connect Nigeria Quote Request mobile app is now available on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
By Aduragbemi Omiyale
An institutional investor, First Ally Capital, has strengthened a leading Nigerian financial technology company, Mathesis Analytics, to scale its proprietary credit decisioning infrastructure.
It made this possible by injecting fresh capital into the firm, which specialises in AI-powered credit decisioning infrastructure, an action that will directly support the growth and scaling of Mathesis’ core mission of providing the intelligence and infrastructure needed to bridge the credit gap for millions of unscored or underscored individuals across Nigeria.
With this investment, Mathesis will enable financial institutions to confidently assess and extend credit to borrowers who lack a formal credit history by leveraging an expanded pool of alternative behavioural and transactional data.
To date, Mathesis’ systems have supported more than 8 million loans for over 2 million unique borrowers in Nigeria, and the company is actively deploying its infrastructure to establish a growing pan-African footprint.
With the investment from First Ally Capital, Mathesis is well positioned to transform how the credit ecosystem operates, driving financial inclusion in partnership with lenders across the continent.
A significant barrier to credit access in Nigeria, which prides itself on being Africa’s largest economy, is data fragmentation. Borrowers frequently build positive financial behaviours across multiple digital platforms by repaying microfinance loans, saving through fintech wallets, or servicing Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) facilities.
However, under traditional credit infrastructure, these achievements remain invisible to new lenders.
Mathesis addresses this challenge through the concept of Personal Equity—the quantified expression of an individual’s financial behaviour aggregated across every institution with which they have transacted.
By translating these disparate signals into a precise, portable measure of creditworthiness, Mathesis creates a comprehensive credit identity that reflects the full breadth of a person’s financial life.
“True financial inclusion cannot be achieved in a vacuum; it requires structural collaboration in which lenders and fintech companies work as partners within the ecosystem.
“This investment from First Ally Capital validates our approach to reshaping credit infrastructure. By quantifying Personal Equity, we empower lenders to safely look beyond the constraints of formal credit histories and recognise a borrower’s true creditworthiness. This capital enables us to accelerate our pan-African expansion while maintaining the robust, institutional-grade infrastructure our partners rely on,” the chief executive of Mathesis Analytics, Winston Osuchukwu, stated.
On his part, the chief executive of First Ally Capital, Mr Ebenezer Olufowose, said, “At First Ally Capital, we pride ourselves on being a one-stop destination for financial solutions, offering a diverse portfolio of services ranging from investment banking and asset management to trusteeship, inclusive banking, and real estate.
“Our investment in Mathesis Analytics reflects our strong belief in the company’s vision and our commitment to supporting forward-thinking enterprises that deliver excellence.”
By Aduragbemi Omiyale
The chief executive of Canal+ Africa, Mr David Mignot, has disclosed that MultiChoice is now fully integrated into the media group.
Mr Mignot disclosed this via a statement issued on Thursday, noting that this development marks a new phase in the evolution of one of Africa’s leading pay television operators.
He noted that the integration positions MultiChoice within a global media organisation with an extensive international footprint.
“MultiChoice is now a full subsidiary of a truly international media group operating in 70 countries. The group was founded in France, is listed in London and Johannesburg, and has a strong African presence with operations in more than 45 countries,” Mr Mignot said.
The statement underscores the scale of the combined business, highlighting Canal+’s global reach alongside its significant investments across Africa.
The completion of the transaction is expected to strengthen MultiChoice’s position in the African media and entertainment market by giving it access to the broader resources, expertise and international capabilities of the Canal+ Group, while reinforcing the group’s commitment to the continent.
MultiChoice operates across sub-Saharan Africa through platforms including DStv and GOtv, serving millions of subscribers with entertainment, sports and news content.
