Africa: The Future Awards Africa Set for 18th Edition

3 November 2024
Vanguard (Lagos)
By Juliet Ebirim

The Future Awards Africa (TFAA) has announced that the highly anticipated 18th edition will hold on November 10, 2024, at the Balmoral Convention Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos.

This year's ceremony, themed "Celebrating the Great and Daring," promises to be an evening brimming with inspiration, celebration and unforgettable moments.

The exclusive event will commence with a star-studded red carpet, followed by the main ceremony and an after-party. Known for honouring young African changemakers who have made significant contributions across various sectors, this year's event will be no different.

Speaking about the upcoming event, Executive Director of The Future Awards Africa, Ayodeji Razaq said, "We have dedicated immense effort and passion into making this year's edition of The Future Awards Africa a truly grand celebration of the remarkable achievements of our impressive nominees. The overwhelming energy and excitement we've witnessed online and within communities highlight the profound significance these awards hold for young Africans everywhere. We are committed to delivering a memorable experience that aligns perfectly with TFAA's rich history of celebrating the very best of African youth culture and creativity."

This event will mark another milestone in TFAA's illustrious legacy of recognising the great and daring spirit that defines the youth of Africa.

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