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AVOA Launches VOICEFEST 2025 to Celebrate Voice Artistry

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AVOA launches VOICEFEST 2025, Nigeria’s largest voice artistry celebration, featuring workshops, masterclasses, showcases, and industry networking

VOICEFEST 2025 is set to become Nigeria’s biggest celebration of voice artistry, organisers have announced. The festival, launched by the Association of Voice Over Artistes (AVOA) Nigeria, will take place from November 25 to 28, 2025, at Ojez, National Stadium, Lagos.

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According to AVOA’s Director of Public Communications, Sabur Garuba, VOICEFEST 2025 will bring together “young and vibrant voices from across Nigeria” to learn, perform, and showcase their talents in broadcasting, voice acting for animation, narration, and elocution.

This year’s edition features a major partnership with the Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, aimed at promoting creativity and empowering emerging talent.

“We’re excited to partner with the Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, as we work together to promote creativity, empower young talents, and build the future of Nigeria’s voice industry,” the statement noted.

The festival will include masterclasses, workshops, live showcases, exhibitions, and interactive sessions with leading names in the business. Organisers described VOICEFEST as “a one-of-a-kind opportunity to grow, connect, and shine.”

Registration is currently open and closes on November 20, 2025, giving aspiring participants a limited window to secure their spot.

VOICEFEST 2025 promises to elevate the profile of voice artistry in Nigeria while providing a platform for emerging talents to learn, network, and display their skills on a national stage.

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