The Lagos State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to the promotion of arts, culture, and the creative economy through its active participation in activities marking the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) celebrations.
Eko Hot News reports that the Lagos State Commissioner for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mrs. Toke Benson-Awoyinka, was represented by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Mrs. Bopo Oyekan-Ismaila, at the AFRIMA Music Village held at Ikeja City Mall, Lagos.
The event attracted other distinguished dignitaries, industry leaders, policymakers, and creative professionals from across Africa and beyond, underscoring the continental significance of AFRIMA.
Lagos State’s presence at the festival highlighted its sustained support for high-impact cultural initiatives that drive socio-economic development and expand opportunities within the creative sector.
Officials noted that strategic support for platforms like AFRIMA continues to position Lagos as Africa’s leading cultural and entertainment hub, while boosting tourism and global visibility.
The AFRIMA Music Village, a major highlight of the African Music Festival, was designed to celebrate the diversity and richness of African music and cultural expression.
It also served as a collaborative platform, fostering partnerships within the African and global music industries.
Creative talents, institutions, and stakeholders used the opportunity to network, share ideas, and explore growth opportunities within the entertainment ecosystem.
The atmosphere at the venue was further energized by electrifying performances from various artists.
Their culturally diverse and energetic displays thrilled guests and reinforced the vibrancy of African music.
The Lagos State Government reiterated its commitment to policies that strengthen the creative economy and empower talents across the state.
