Lagos Hosts 9th AFRIMA Showcasing Music-Policy Fusion for Cultural and Economic Growth
Lagos, Nigeria, under Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu's administration, hosted the 9th Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) in January. The event emphasized the convergence of music and policy to elevate cultural expression and economic potential.
With participants from 48 African countries, the awards showcased Lagos as a vibrant cultural and economic center, attracting stakeholders from various sectors. Angela Martin of the African Union praised the event's success, highlighting its impact on African music's global influence.
Mike Dada, AFRIMA's President, commended Governor Sanwo-Olu's support in creating a conducive environment for the event's success. The event not only boosted tourism and hospitality sectors but also stimulated economic activities across Lagos, demonstrating the city's capacity to host major international events and enhance its cultural diplomacy.
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