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On Sunday, August 13, 2023, the city of Lagos was greeted with elegance, accomplishment, and brilliance as the EMY Africa Awards Soiree took center stage.
This grand event unfolded at the luxurious Mercedes-Benz Centre in the heart of Victoria Island, welcoming an exclusive guest list that read like a who's who of industry leaders, creatives, celebrities, business magnates, and notable personalities.
The evening was not just a tribute to excellence and a platform for forging connections; it was a mesmerising spectacle of entertainment that left attendees spellbound.
Founded by Kojo Soboh, the EMY Africa Awards has carved its place in history by honouring exceptional African men.
These individuals, through their remarkable achievements and inspiring efforts, have ignited positive change across the continent and far beyond. The awards also extends a deserving salute to women who defy norms and rewrite the rules.
As a prelude to the 8th Annual EMY Africa Awards, set to unfold on October 14th in the city of Accra, Ghana, the Lagos Soiree was a night etched in memory.
Throughout the evening, there were conversations that set the tone for the night's festivities.

Nigeria, illuminated the occasion. Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong, Richard Mofe Damijo (RMD), Bovi Ugboma, and Obi Asika.

Others were Michelle McKinney Hammond, Lanre Olusola, and Mawuli Gavor, to name a few, added their sparkle to the gathering.

"Bringing together such an eclectic and accomplished assembly speaks volumes about the strength of unity and shared aspirations. This evening of celebration and excellence reaffirms our commitment to honouring those who mold Africa's story with their exceptional contributions, " Kojo Soboh, founder of EMY Africa Awards remarked at the start of the event.
Enriching speeches by luminaries like Mary Ojulari, Managing Director of Mercedes Benz Nigeria, and Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong, chairman of the board for EMY Africa, echoed the event's theme of celebrating the pinnacle of achievement.
A fireside chat between Kojo Soboh and the effervescent Latasha Ngwube, the project’s lead PR, resonated with the evening's essence.
Promising an evening of excitement, the event certainly delivered. The evening unfolded with a captivating performance by the acclaimed magician Babs Cardini, followed by musical enchantment courtesy of Dapo Pelmar.

Attendees were treated to an exclusive portrait session by photographer Ngozi Eme and a feast prepared by Chef Tucker.
The EMY Africa Lagos Soiree was gracefully supported by Diaspora Affairs, Office of the President of Ghana, the elegance of Mercedes Benz (Weststar Associates Limited), the Ghana Tourism Authority, Caveman Watches, DVO Ghana, Bag It Ghana, EMY Africa Magazine, Special Ice Ghana, Events by Claud, The Chef Tucker, Aphrospirit, Blanche by Jhannel, Ngozi Eme Photography, Blanche Aigle Communications, and Latasha Ngwube.
The media partners included: Bellanaija Online, Guardian Life NG, Daily Times Now, Glazia magazine, Pulse NG, Stylevitae, THISDAY Style, Ovation, Nkonkonsa.com, Ameyaw Debrah Media, Twinsdntbeg, Swag of Africa, the Multi Media Group, Ghana Web, and Red Edit Magazine.
As the laughter echoes and the conversations linger, the EMY Africa Awards stands steadfast in its mission of celebrating triumphs and inspiring leadership across the vast expanse of the African continent.

Looking ahead, the horizon gleams with the promise of the 8th Annual EMY Africa Awards.

On October 14, 2023, on the spirited city of Accra, Ghana, a remarkable celebration of greatness awaits, marking yet another milestone in the journey of recognising exceptional individuals who shape Africa's vibrant tapestry.
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