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Dance & Art Alive Lights Up Abuja, Agedah Named Best African Dance Innovator

The 13th West Africa Afro-Latin Dance Festival Nigeria, organized by Dance & Art Alive and led by celebrated innovator Buddy Doubara Agedah, concluded in Abuja with remarkable success. Dancers, diplomats, and wellness leaders enjoyed three days of vibrant performances, workshops, competitions, and community outreach. The Abuja Salsa Championship showcased top talent, with Vincent Harrison Okereke, Kenneth Ugochukwu Ifeanyichukwu, and Francis Eteng Davies winning first prize. Jos dance teams finished second and third, highlighting the festival’s growing impact in Nigeria’s northern region. Esteemed guests, including the Cuban Ambassador to Nigeria and Colombian Consular representatives, attended, underscoring the festival’s role in cultural diplomacy. The event offered a free breast cancer screening and counseling for participants, further blending health and art. Agedah was honored as Best African Dance Innovator in Nigeria (2025) by Best of Best Review, recognizing his leadership in Afro-Latin dance, […]

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Anioma Union to Honour Nwoko at First Abuja Anioma Festival

The Izu Anioma Towns Union in Abuja is set to hold the first Anioma Cultural Festival, known as Anioma Day, on November 8 at the Old Parade Ground in Area 10, Garki, Abuja. As part of the festival, the Union will honour Senator Ned Nwoko and other prominent Anioma natives for their service, cultural promotion, and contributions to the Anioma community. The event will include awards for excellence and patriotism for individuals from Anioma living in Nigeria and abroad. The Union’s president, Chief Luke Enelichi, announced that the festival will take place every two years to celebrate the rich traditions and customs of Anioma people from Delta State. The event will showcase cultural performances, traditional dance, local crafts, art displays, and the iconic Akwa Ocha attire, which symbolizes purity and Anioma identity. Special guests expected at the festival include the […]

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Cape Coast Thrills with Vibrant Procession for 60th Fetu Afahye.

photo credit: Kobby Blaq Photography. On September 7, Cape Coast came alive as the Oguaa Traditional Area's chiefs embarked on a spectacular procession for the 60th Fetu Afahye. Starting at 10:00 AM from the Mfantsipim School Junction, the procession wound its way through the city's streets, filled with colorful displays and cultural splendor, before reaching the Victoria Park for the grand durbar at 1:00 PM.The parade was a visual feast of tradition, with chiefs adorned in elaborate costumes and carried in beautifully decorated palanquins. The streets echoed with the rhythm of drums and the thunderous musketry of the seven Asafo Companies, adding to the event's lively atmosphere.  photo credit: Kobby Blaq Photography. Throughout the procession, traditional authorities and priests paused at sacred sites to perform rituals, invoking blessings from gods and ancestors. This year's festival is particularly special, celebrating the […]

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