The groundbreaking annual event, Entertainment Week Lagos, commenced on December 13, 2023, drawing thousands of industry leaders, celebrities, Gen Z, and thought leaders from across the continent.
L-R: Co-Host ISWIS, FK Abudu, Writer, Nicole Nkiru; Executive Head of Content and West African Channel, Multichoice; Dr. Busola Tejumola; Founder Say Visionaries, Susan Yoni; Founder Oak Media, Ifeoluwa Koleowo; Founder The Republic Journal, Wale Lawal after a panel session on Creating A New Dialogue: Re-Imaging The African Content Landscape On A Global Stage.
The event, hosted at Livespot Entertarium, featured a series of activities, including masterclasses, panel sessions, Deal Room, exhibitions, showcases, a film hub, and live performances at Club X. This second edition facilitated funding for entertainment tech startups, nurtured and upskilled talent, built capacity within the industry, fostered global and local exchange, and advocated for policies and solutions to address ongoing challenges within the entertainment sector.
Here are pictures from our favourite moments from EWL so far:
Founder Say Visionaries, Susan Yoni, giving a speech during a panel session on Creating A New Dialogue: Re-Imaging The African Content Landscape On A Global Stage.L-R: Founder, Kemystery Global, Kem Anyanwu; Founder, AFRIFF, Chioma Ude; CEO, Essential Media Group, Titi Ogufere; Director, Wowe Media, Tolu Ogunlesi during a panel session on Mining Nigeria’s Creative Goldmine.
The panel session on ‘’Mining Nigeria’s Creative Goldmine’’ with Kem Anyanwu, Chioma Ude, Titi Ogufere, and Tolu Ogunlesi was one of our favourites. The panellists shared insights and case studies on the importance of nurturing and investing in Nigeria’s creative industries as Nigeria has the potential to become a global hub for culture, art, and innovation.
Essential Media Group, Titi Ogufere, giving a speech and engaging with the audience during a panel session on Mining Nigeria’s Creative Goldmine.L-R: AFRIFF, Chioma Ude; CEO, Essential Media Group, Titi Ogufere; Director, Wowe Media, Tolu Ogunlesi after their panel session on Mining Nigeria’s Creative Goldmine.L-R: Founder, Kemystery Global, Kem Anyanwu, Minister of Art, Culture, and Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa during a panel session on Mining Nigeria’s Creative Goldmine.
The Minister of Art, Culture, and Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa has a virtual panel with Kem Anyanwu, where she addressed the attendees of the Entertainment Week Lagos 2023 and expressed her enthusiasm for the growth of the creative industry.
Founder, Livespot360, Deola Art Alade, Co-Foudder of Livespot360, Dare Art Alade, addressing the media for a private tour.L-R: Founder AA Studios, Anthony Azekwoh; CEO Slickcity Media, Malik Afegbua; CEO LV Partners, Ade Adekola; Visual Storyteller, Phisha Akinlabi Akinbulumo after a panel session GEN AI Disruption: Evaluating Applications, Risk, and Opportunities of AI in the Entertainment and Creative Landscape
Anthony Azekwoh moderated the panel on GEN AI Disruption: Evaluating Applications, Risk, and Opportunities of AI in the Entertainment and Creative Landscape with key speakers like Malik Afegbua, Ade Adekola, Phisa Akinlabi Akinbulumo who shared their knowledge on the creative use of AI in the creative industry.
CEO Slickcity Media, Malik Afegbua with participants of after an exciting workshop on Artificial Intelligence; AI and Machine Learning at Entertainment Week Lagos 2023Hosts, I Said What I Said (ISWIS), Jola Ayeye, FK Abudu with participants of Content: Podcast 101 masterclass at Deal Room during EWLParticipants of Content: Podcast 101 during the masterclass facilitated by Hosts of I Said What I Said (ISWIS), Jola Ayeye, and FK Abudu.Nigeria Reality Star, Alex Unusual vibing at Club X during EWL.Award Winning TV Host and Actor, Nancy Isime at Club X during EWL.Guinness World Record Holder and Award Winning Dancer, Kaffy; CEO, List Entertainment, Sunday Aare; Found, Livespot360, Deola Art Alade, and friends at ClubX during EWL
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