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Let’s celebrate 25 years of consistency! – The Ultimate Festival Experience You are invited to GOGE AFRICA FESTIVAL
Date: October 26-27, 2024 (Saturday & Sunday)
Venue: Onikan Stadium, Lagos Island.
Contact: +234 0818 600 2000 (Whatsapp ONLY).The big celebration is here! More
Goge Africa Celebrates 25th Anniversary with a Spectacular Festival
Goge Africa, a pioneer in promoting African culture, tourism, and heritage, is set to mark its 25th anniversary with the highly anticipated Goge Africa Festival. Taking place on the 26th and 27th of October 2024, at the iconic Onikan Stadium, Lagos More
Goge Africa Festival – #GAFEST2024
Bringing residents and tourists from around the world together to celebrate our cultural diversity by showcasing the unique cultures of the various nationalities represented in our community More
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Inneh Festival Asaba
In pre-colonial Nigeria, wartime preparations were part of most communities. In Asaba, the Inneh festival was a time when the war general showed his readiness to defend the city. More
EKO NAFEST
Experience Nigeria’s diverse cultures at NAFEST, the national stage for the showcase of her delightful heritage. Join us on this trip to the Centre of Excellence, Lagos, as we experience the largest gathering of cultures in Nigeria. More
Ohueje Ohinuoyi
The Ohueje Ohinuoyi of Ebiraland is a spectacular celebration of culture and heritage. A festivity reconnecting kinship, the 6th edition of the festival spotlights the itinochi textile material, a product of the cottage industry of weaving and a timeless heritage of the Ebira people. More
Ozomkpu Festival
In igbo land the chieftancy institution is a highly coveted affair restricted to distinguished personalities in the community. Goge Africa lenses caught up with the induction ceremony into two of the most prestigious titles …Ozonkpu and Iyom . More
ODO Festival
Odo masquerade festival is a vibrant celebration of ancestral worship and communal living. In the hilly town of Ngwo, the Odo Masquerade festival, marked once in two years celebrates the return of dead ancestors to the land of the living. More
Bayelsa State Emerge Overall Winner of NAFEST 2020, Ekiti to Host Next Edition
Nigeria is proudly the cultural capital of the world. And in celebration of her many unique cultures, NAFEST (National Festival for Arts and Culture), has been the platform where all states of the country, converge to showcase her rich cultural assets. It was an assemblage of Nigerian culture at the NAFEST 2020 edition. All in […] More
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Homowo Festival: A Union of the Living and their Ancestors
Festivals in traditional African communities are filled with lots of funfair. Mostly organized according to traditional calendars, they have over the years served as a means of bonding and reinforcing communal living, fostering kinship relations and camaraderie among friends. Notwithstanding the influence of Westernization penetrating African societies, the practice of festival gathering has remained, drawing […] More
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