The Cultural Leaders Behind Ẹ̀gbáliganza – Meet the Visionaries Behind Nigeria’s Biggest Cultural and Fashion Movement.




Every groundbreaking movement is driven by visionaries—those who see beyond the present and work to shape the future. At the recently concluded Ẹ̀gbáliganza Press Conference, the key leaders behind this grand initiative took the stage to share their passion, vision, and commitment to the cultural and economic revival of Ẹ̀gbáland.


Hosted by the Lai Labode Heritage Foundation and supported by the Lisabi Committee and the Egba Legacy Network, this press conference showcased the incredible leadership team dedicated to making Ẹ̀gbáliganza a transformative force.


Chief Lai Labode Osi Apagun PhD – The Visionary Architect


As the driving force behind Ẹ̀gbáliganza, Chief Lai Labode spoke passionately about the need to not only celebrate heritage but to create lasting economic opportunities from it. “Ẹ̀gbáliganza is more than a festival; it is a movement designed to empower our people through culture and enterprise. We are building a $1 billion industry around our heritage—one that will sustain future generations.”


Chief Yemi Lawal – The Chairman with a Grand Vision


With deep ties to the Lisabi Festival, Chief Yemi Lawal emphasized the seamless connection between the two events. “Lisabi Festival honors our history, and Ẹ̀gbáliganza projects that legacy into the future. Through this platform, we are not just preserving our culture; we are making it a global phenomenon.”


Chief Mustapha – The Mastermind Behind the Execution


As Director of Projects, Chief Mustapha provided insights into the extensive planning behind Ẹ̀gbáliganza 2025. “We learned a lot from last year’s success, and this year we are going even bigger. Expect an immersive experience that brings together culture, business, and entertainment like never before.”


Chief Abiodun Atobatele – The Voice of Fashion and Culture


Recognizing the evolving nature of heritage, Chief Abiodun Atobatele shed light on how Ẹ̀gbáliganza is modernizing cultural expression. “Fashion is history woven into fabric. The world is beginning to appreciate indigenous designs, and we are here to ensure that adire and Yoruba fashion take their rightful place on the global stage.”


Ayokunle Odebiyi – The Branding and Marketing Strategist


Representing Northern Hills Company, the marketing partner of Ẹ̀gbáliganza, Ayokunle Odebiyi discussed the international branding efforts behind the movement. “We are positioning Ẹ̀gbáliganza as a premium cultural experience. Our goal is to ensure that this event is not just seen locally but recognized globally.”


Cash Token – The Corporate Champion of Cultural Advancement



A representative from Cash Token, one of the key sponsors of Ẹ̀gbáliganza, spoke about the importance of corporate involvement in heritage preservation. “Culture is identity, and identity is value. Investing in Ẹ̀gbáliganza means investing in the future of Nigeria’s creative economy.”


With this formidable leadership team at the helm, the stage is set for Ẹ̀gbáliganza 2025, happening on April 5 in Abeokuta, Ogun State. This will be more than a cultural event—it will be a defining moment in the rise of Nigeria’s heritage economy.


As anticipation builds, one thing is certain: the future of Ẹ̀gbá culture is in visionary hands.


Abeokuta is about to birth a billion-dollar fashion initiative!

With the Lai Labode Heritage Foundation leading the charge, alongside the Lisabi Committee and Egba Legacy Network, a cultural renaissancecenter is unfolding.


Yesterday’s press conference set the tone for a grand showcase of Yoruba heritage through fashion, business, and tradition. The excitement in the air was just a glimpse of what awaits on April 5, 2025 in Abeokuta.


To every proud son and daughter of Ẹ̀gbáland—it’s time to prepare! Your history, your culture, your legacy—Ẹ̀gbáliganza awaits!

#Egbaliganza #EgbaToTheWorld #CulturalRenaissance

Post a Comment

Please Select Embedded Mode To Show The Comment System.*

Previous Post Next Post