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Advertising agency, Ogilvy and Mather emerged the Best Advertising Agency for the year 2016 after picking two of the four Platinum Best of the Best Awards at the 10th Gong-Gong awards held last Saturday night.
The agency shrugged off competition from 13 others to walk away with two Platinum awards on the night.
The event, which is organized annually, is aimed at acknowledging creative work in the advertising industry.
Read: Ogilvy and Mather crowned Best Advertising Agency for 2016
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