The Goge Africa Festival is celebrating its 25th anniversary in grand style on October 26th and 27th at the Onikan Stadium in Lagos.
This milestone anniversary is a testament to the festival’s dedication to promoting Nigerian, African culture and unity.
Isaac and Nneka Moses, the founder and ambassadors of Goge Africa, have been instrumental in promoting Nigerian culture over the years. “We are proud to have been able to promote Nigerian culture for 25 years, and we look forward to many more years of celebrating our rich cultural heritage,” said Isaac Moses.
The festival’s central theme, “Symphony of Cultures,” will be brought to life through a range of activities, including a performance by the Symphony Orchestra, cultural displays, exhibitions, and workshops. The event will also feature a special anniversary celebration, including a gala dinner and awards ceremony, honoring individuals who have contributed to the promotion of Nigerian culture.
There would also be a soup competition where people would be expected to represent their culture with their soup. Great prizes will be awarded for best soup. It would be judged by trio of food professionals.
The festival will also include a special segment, “Goge Africa Through the Years,” showcasing the festival’s history and highlights from past events.
Additionally, there will be a cultural exchange program, featuring performances and exhibitions from German artists, courtesy of the German Embassy.
The team of Goge Africa are calling for vendors to book a stand and sell their products for 2 days.
Tickets for the festival are now available online and at designated outlets. For more information, please visit the Goge Africa Festival website or social media pages.
