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Over 10 Million People Expected To Watch #NECLive7 On April 24 – Organisers

Over 10 million people from across the world are expected to participate at the 7th Edition of Africa’s largest creative and entertainment industry conference,

NECLive, announced to hold on April 24, 2019 at Landmark Events Centre in Lagos even as organizers promise that this year’s edition will be the biggest yet.

Organised annually since 2013, #NECLive brings together practitioners from all sectors of the entertainment industry for conversations, workshops, exhibitions and master classes. The conference has hosted over 100 celebrity guest stars and speakers, and has attracted over 20,000 live participants since its inception six years ago.

Themed: Mobile, Data, Consumers and The Future Of Entertainment, #NECLive7 will examine how mobile tech and monetisation continues to affect consumers as well as creators; and what it all means for the future of entertainment in Nigeria.

The list of speakers, panelists, moderators and exhilarating performances lined up for this year’s edition promises to be the best yet. During the conference, ideas will be exchanged in more exciting ways while discussing challenges and introducing a strengthened pathway for growth in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Convener of NECLive, Ayeni Adekunle commenting on the upcoming conference, said: “The platform presents attendees and industry players a strategic opportunity to network among stakeholders with the much-needed insight to effectively operate in this $8 billion industry. NECLive continues to be free registration for all attendees, but participants are required to pre-register on nec.ng”

#NECLive has immensely contributed to shaping the direction of the entertainment industry in Nigeria. The ultimate goal of this year’s edition is to further elevate the interaction of participants with germaine innovations, engage audience with memorable touch point experiences at exhibition installations and showcase diversity in the future of entertainment.

Over 3,000 live participants are expected this year based on data recorded from past editions by the organisers. Interested participants are therefore advised to register early for free on nec-staging.ieikife7-liquidwebsites.com. Interested exhibitors and sponsors should contact the Conference Coordinator by sending an email to [email protected]

Ace comedian, Tee-A, is scheduled to host the conference for a seventh consecutive time.

Excitement Level Rises As NECLive7 Is Exactly A Week Away!

It is exactly seven days before entertainment industry experts, visionaries and ideators convene at the grandiose venue of the 7th Nigerian Entertainment Conference (NECLive7) to do justice to this year’s theme: ‘Mobile, Data, Consumers and the Future of Entertainment’.

As we look forward to NECLive this year, we all have an idea, a dream of how we want the industry to be.

The experts amongst us, the professionals who know the A to Z will show you blueprints and models we can learn and borrow from. And we need to encourage everyone – from intern to veteran – to appreciate the work that needs to be done, the kind of house we need and have to build, so that we can all go back to our diverse segments of the industry & begin building the future.

Participants at NECLive7 will be provided with rare insights into how the future of entertainment in Nigeria is likely to be, plus the abundant opportunities that can be explored.

The event which is put together by ID Africa, in partnership with African Creative Foundation, MultiChoice, Livespot, Huce Valeris, and BHM, will be one to remember.

Those willing to partake in what promises to be a historic conference at Landmark Events Centre, Oniru, on Wednesday, April 24 can still register on www.nec-staging.ieikife7-liquidwebsites.com.

Make sure to not miss out on this year’s edition!

Registration For NECLive7 Is On; Why You Should Be As Excited As We Are!

Okay, the wait is finally over. The registration for the 2019 Nigerian Entertainment Conference (NECLive7) is now on!

For the past 6 years, the Nigerian Entertainment Conference has been the go-to event for brainstorming, as well as sharing of insights, ideas, and solutions to problems facing the entertainment industry.

In 2014, Prof. Pat Utomi delivered a keynote speech on how the industry was blooming with no government support – with only a group of revolutionaries and visionaries gathering to build it from nothing.

 

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Since the time, the industry has gone on to record even more laudable, record shattering feats. But there’s more to be done, as it remains ever evolving.

Courtesy technology, we have been ushered into an era where accessible data and consumer roles have become vital to the industry’s continued progress.

This, and more, is what an even better NECLive7 offers.

This year’s event which explores the theme: ‘Mobile, Data, Consumers and the future of Entertainment’ promises to be one of the best yet, as it focuses on the hard and smart work that still needs to be done by a generation that is keen on taking the baton from current visionaries to achieve even more desirable feats.

Registration for participants at the event which holds Wednesday, April 24, 2019, is absolutely FREE – as it has been for the past 6 editions.

You really don’t want to miss this edition!

#NECLive5: From Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, Arole to sit on panel with comedy heavyweights

Those who don’t consume funny videos on Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are not likely to encounter Arole. But they’re likely to be in the minority.

The pseudo-prophet has built his brand, and grown his relevance and revenue by tapping into one psychology: Nigerians love pastors, prophecies and preaching.

And he’s not alone. There are increasingly many like him, building characters and using the opportunities social media provides, to distribute their contents and imprints in such organic ways many big brands are in awe of.

How does his mind work? What’s the game plan? And what does this trend mean for the comedy industry?

Register to attend #NECLive5 right here.

#NECLive5: Chidinma joins music panel

The music scene is changing rapidly. Artistes and their handlers have to adapt fast or die.

At a time when the world is embracing our sounds and loving our dance, it’s not in any musician’s interest to be irrelevant.

What do aspiring and established acts need to know? What are the current and future opportunities here and abroad? Is it really time for Africa?

Chidinma joins a powerful music panel at #NECLive5. Register here.

#NECLive5: Ade Bantu, musician and Afropolitan Vibes organiser joins panel

Starting from just an idea a few years ago, #AfropolitanVibes, the monthly gig promoted by Ade Bantu and partners has become indispensable for many Lagosians looking to have a good time and quality entertainment in a convivial atmosphere.

Afropolitan is about the only Lagos concert where you’re allowed to be yourself. No VIPs. No Table seatings. No pretenders.

How did Bantu, himself a musician, do it? What does the industry have to learn from this success, as musicians and labels work to create owned platforms and new revenue models at a time when corporate Nigeria is cutting budgets and looking elsewhere?

Register to attend #NECLive5 here.

#NECLive5: Get ready for Tonto Dikeh as she bares her mind on Nollywood and film making

Nigerian actress, Tonto Dikeh has signed up to join our stellar cast of discussants at #NECLive5.

The actress has built a firm brand since appearing on Next Movie Star many years ago.

She’ll join other actors, producers and Nollywood insiders to discuss how that industry is growing against all odds, and all the promise therein.

NEC Live holds on Wednesday, April 26, 2017. Register here.

#NECLive5: Kaffy will take a practical dance class!

There’s an impressive local and global demand for African dancers.

Here and abroad, our styles and concepts are winning, but how are we exploring it?

Training is key, if we are to meet the growing demand. Structure is important if dance is to rise up to the opportunities and thrive.

Kaffy‘s masterclass will be one of the key sessions at #NECLive5 and we encourage everyone interested in dance to register.