The second edition of Abuja Entertainment Seminar will hold on
the 18th of June 2016 at Sandralia Hotel, Abuja according to a
statement issued today by organisers of the event, 41Naija Entertainment.
The umbrella conference for the
Abuja entertainment industry which debuted in 2015 is the sole platform in the Abuja entertainment industry which brings
together industry stakeholders, policy makers, musicians, professionals
from private and public sector, as well as enlightens sector practitioners,
investors and policymakers about the industry through insightful discussions,
presentations, exhibitions and master-classes. It will also feature product
launches, investor clinics and an award ceremony.
GospelOnDeBeatz, Faze, Mode 9, Mallam
Yankee, Emmanuel Adole Onoja (CEO Delphino Entertainment), King Akan (CEO Green
Label Entertainment), Papie Tee, LK Kuddy and lots more participated at the
past edition. Brands such as Smile, Cadbury and others supported the event.
Speakers and
facilitators for this year include popular producer and Vivace Records CEO Tee y Mix,
Professor Sunnie Ododo, President of Society of Nigeria Theatre
artists (SONTA), IT Specialist - Andy Madaki, Mr. Tony Ojobo, Director Public Affairs NCC,
Business Executive & Consultant - Paul Alaje, Mode 9,
Paul Play IK Dairo, Taiwo Olukorede, CEO Intersection Media and many more.
According to the organizers, the theme
of this year’s conference “INVESTING
IN OUR LOCAL CONTENT AND GROWING THE ECONOMY THROUGH ENTERTAINMENT”
is reflective of the current challenges facing the Nigerian economy and they seek
to address it through entertainment.
“We’re moving the conversation beyond
rhetoric this year, and actually providing a platform for individuals and
companies doing great stuff to come and show the world what we’re about. This
year’s sessions will be more about what practitioners have done in the past
years, using case studies to deliver presentations everyone can learn from. All
sessions and exhibits will also be accompanied by master-classes by the
visionaries plotting the future of the industry” the Seminar Director, Mr.
Victor Chase said in a statement.
This year Abuja Entertainment Seminar is partnering with several partners
including local and international content providers, copyright bodies, policy
makers, entertainment labels, underlying the importance of the entertainment
industry as key driver of economic growth and development and the need for
collaboration amongst key stakeholders in the Industry.
Register on http://www.aeseminar.com/
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