The effectiveness of the campaigns was also evaluated and it was found they were able to effectively monitor and disseminate information although there were challenges media like aturation lack of trust and difficulty measuring effectiveness accurately. The research concluded by presenting numbers of recommendations including expanding research on effective public relations campaigns and linking them to specific issues such as corruption violence against women, and others, focusing on specific media such as electronic newspapers and social networking sites and applying media theories to specific study cases. Furthermore, the research target to understanding the strengths and weaknesses that affect the effectiveness of public relations campaigns and their highlighting of societal issues. The research looked at public opinion issues from the perspective of the general population and how public relations tactics affected them. It concentrated on what influences these ads' efficacy and how successful they are in drawing attention to social issues. The study utlize a descriptive analytical methodology to gather data from a randomized sample of 300 participants. The findings indicated that a multitude of factors influence the efficacy of PR.