
Will AI (Artificial Intelligence) Replace Event Planners in Nigeria? What You Need To Know Now
Is the fear of artificial intelligence (AI) the beginning of wisdom? Let me quickly share a simple analogy to show that AI will not replace event planners; it will replace planners who don’t use AI in Nigeria. Imagine two event managers in Lagos, Nigeria’s metropolitan city, with an estimated 1000-1500

Event Planning Business: Why Creativity Alone May Never Make You Succeed in Nigeria Now
An Event planning business in Nigeria or anywhere in Africa today requires more than just creativity. In other words, it is an error to think that event planning is 90% aesthetics and 10% vibes. For instance, when you scroll through some social media platforms such as TikTok, Pinterest, Facebook, and

How Nigerian Event Planners Can Attain Superior Standards in 2026
The Nigerian event planners and the Nigerian industry are one of the most vibrant in Africa. PwC’s recent publication on Africa Entertainment and Media Outlook for 2025-2029 reveals that in spite of Nigeria’s macroeconomic challenges, the entertainment sector, which also includes the event industry, experienced a growth of 11.2%, followed

Weekends In Nigeria: The next Big Thing for Creatives and Event Planners Now
In Nigeria today, weekends in Nigeria have metamorphosed from being for rest to a heartbeat of culture and private celebrations, business and networking, spiritual connection and creativity. As we draw closer to the festive seasons, every Friday to Sunday offers a worthy opportunity for attendees, event planners, and creators to

5 Golden Rules for Creating Event Themes that wins in Nigeria
Great event themes always create the best engagement with attendees. The tone, style and atmosphere of any event designed and to be executed in Nigeria are factors that should be considered in these times when attendees’ tastes are changing rapidly due to several conditions. Nigeria is a country with diverse

Fun facts about a typical Nigerian event, that will interest you
As long as Nigerian jollof rice is still being served at a typical Nigerian event, the funside of a typical Nigerian event will never come to extinction. This is just a part of the many exciting features attendees are treated to. A typical Nigerian event, no matter what is being

Experience The New Event Culture
What is the New Event Culture? The new event culture is a progressive action that embraces innovation, audience-centred solutions, and flexibility in the planning and execution of events in today’s society. It shifts the focus from just organising events to the one that creates experiences that change the perception and