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Olantech entertainment event in Lagos to spotlight rising African talents, with live performances and official recognition of key contributors on 11 November 2025

Olantech entertainment event is set to take centre stage in Lagos on 11 November 2025, offering a vibrant platform to celebrate and elevate rising African talents.

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The landmark occasion will be hosted at Ria Lounge and Club Centre in Abule Egba and is jointly organised by Olantech Stepladder Entertainment Nigeria and Olantech Global Promotions USA.

The event aims to bring together a diverse mix of young creatives from across Nigeria and the African diaspora — including musicians, dancers, comedians, models, and drummers — united by a shared passion for promoting African culture and heritage.

According to organisers, the Olantech entertainment event is more than a concert; it is a dual-purpose initiative that combines talent showcase with formal recognition.

A certificate launch ceremony will be held during the event to honour the contributions of key individuals within the Olantech network.

Speaking ahead of the show, the CEO of Olantech Global Promotions USA, who also oversees operations in Nigeria, said the event reflects a long-term commitment to nurturing Africa’s creative potential.

“This initiative is more than entertainment,” he noted. “It’s about the exhibition of rich African culture and tradition. It also serves as an avenue for empowerment, recognition, and building a strong bridge between African talents at home and abroad.”

With a growing reputation for promoting grassroots talents, Olantech is positioning itself as a cultural powerhouse that uplifts young Africans through strategic platforms and global visibility. The 11 November gathering is expected to draw hundreds of participants and spectators, celebrating artistry, community, and cultural pride.

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As the creative industry continues to evolve, events like this offer crucial exposure to emerging talents, while also reinforcing the value of collaboration across continents.

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