Zuma international film festival 2024; here’s how it will elevate Nigeria’s authentic stories
“The Zuma International Film Festival is more than an event; it is a movement.” –Dr. Ali Nuhu MD, Nigerian Film Coporation Much more than gathering film makers from inside and out of the country, the Zuma International Film Festival is the authentic platform for telling and showcasing the Nigeria story.
5 Top Takeaways from Centre LSD’s Summit on Women’s Inclusion in Nigeria
NGO events are deliberate and are focused towards social development in a specific geographical location. Women’s inclusion in Nigeria is among many abnormalities that bedevil the most populous black nation and is hampering social development. Over the years, a non governmental organization known as the African Centre for Leadership, Strategy,
Nigerian event industry; 9 compelling reasons you need to go paperless and embrace digitalization now
Event planners in the Nigerian event industry must now understand that embracing digitalization and going paperless is no longer a luxury but a necessity to stay effective, efficient, and competitive. Since digital tools offer unique benefits, the conventional emphasis on paper for communications, scheduling, and invitations is becoming outdated. Some
The African Festival of Dhow countries; 3 interesting facts you want to know
How much of your continent do you know? Eventpaadi would like to take you on a tour to the African festival of Dhow countries; an event with a track record of shaping film making, music and dance, as well as arts and culture in the continent. The Dhow countries in
GTCO’s Food and Drink Festival: 5 best Ways to connect culinary skills with Entrepreneurship using an Event
The combination of culinary skills and business experience is a promising mix for entrepreneurial success, especially in Nigeria. GTCO’s food and drink festival, which is an annual event, has over the past years provided recognizable evidence for this assertion . The annual GTCO’s Food and Drink Festival is a food
How IFDC’s Soil Value Launch event exposed Farming Prospects in the Sahel region
About 1.5 million smallholder farmers, of whom 800,000 are expected to be women and youths in Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, and the northern part of Nigeria, which make up the Sahel region, will soon begin to enjoy the gains of the IFDC’s Soil’s Value project recently launched in Abuja, Nigeria. The
The future of events in Nigeria: 3 biggest forces to watch now
Although the economic outlook of the country has impacted negatively on the well-being of the country, the future of events in Nigeria may not be looking oblique. Major players in the event industry in Nigeria have estimated the industry to be worth about 20 billion dollars as at 2023. In