Abuja Concert: 25 talented artists to thrill fans Oct. 25

No fewer than 25 talented top thriving artists in music, dance, comedy and other creative arts have been lined up to thrill Abuja fans at the Made in Abuja concert on Oct, 25.

It was reported that the concert will hold at the PlayZone Arena, Area 11, Garki, Abuja.

Gabriel Ubochi, Chief Executive Officer, Made In Abuja Ent Media and organiser of the concert, stated this at a news conference on Monday in Abuja.

According to him, fans would be thrilled by energetic performances, entertaining rap battles, and a vibrant display of Abuja’s creative spirit.

He said that the concert is aimed at spotlighting the exceptional talents that abound in the city, by providing a platform for local artists to shine and share their gifts with the world.

“Made In Abuja Ent Media is an indigenous media company focused on discussing, promoting, developing, showcasing and celebrating homegrown talents across music, dance, comedy, and other creative arts.

“In its second year, the concert had featured over 20 talented artists from Abuja, providing them the opportunities for networking, mentorship, and career growth.

“The concert has also boosted the local economy, creating jobs for event organisers, performers, technicians, and many more.

Ubochi said that beyond entertainment, concert carries significant socio-economic benefits for the community, as well as promoting local talents and providing artists with the exposure they deserve.

He stressed that the concert creates opportunities for collaboration, networking and growth within the arts sector, encouraging young talents to pursue their dreams.

He appealed to the Federal Government, brands and corporations within the community, industry professionals to support, collaborate and partner with them on the project.

“Arts has the power to unite, inspire change, and foster understanding among diverse groups in a world that often seems divided.

“Let this concert be a reminder of the strength found in our unity and the beauty of our differences,” he said.

Also speaking, Mc Pilot Zungu, Manager, Playzone Arena, said that the event is aimed at showcasing and supporting talented Nigerians in Abuja.

Zungu said that the event would contribute to the economy of Abuja, with the provision of printed ticket and T-shirts, as well as involvement of vendors that would sell the products.

According to him, using indigenous artists in Abuja would create an avenue to motivate them because they are talented artistes who live in Abuja.

“Creating such a pathway for artists in Abuja will encourage them to be more creative, promoting our own will help them to grow,” he said.