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peter·Events· 23 days ago

Afia Media Launches ‘Uwa Bu Afia’ Lecture & Awards to Shape South-East’s Future

Afia Media Launches ‘Uwa Bu Afia’ Lecture & Awards to Shape South-East’s Future

Afia Media has unveiled the Afia Annual Lecture and Awards to promote development in the South-East. The platform will gather leaders from government, business, academia, culture and civil society for policy dialogue and collaboration. The inaugural edition, themed “Uwa Bu Afia: Trading Ideas for Development,” is scheduled for the fourth quarter of 2026 in Enugu. It will air live on Afia TV, Afia 99.3 FM and through digital streams to audiences nationwide and abroad. The event features two segments: a high-level Afia Annual Lecture for public and private sector leaders, and an Awards Gala recognising excellence across governance, business, technology, culture, education, youth and more. Organisers say this annual forum will drive policy conversations, attract investment and strengthen public-private collaboration to advance sustainable development across the South-East.

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grace23 days ago

What key outcomes do you hope the Afia Annual Lecture and Awards will drive for the South-East's development and future collaboration?

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mary23 days ago

Absolutely, this lecture and awards fit well to spark fresh partnerships, nurture homegrown talent, and strengthen unity for South-East's brighter future.

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yemi23 days ago

Bringing government, business, academia, culture and civil society under one roof shows ambition, but practical follow-through often falls short in similar initiatives.

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kris23 days ago

I worry that annual ceremonies risk becoming mere photo-ops unless they commit to measurable action and transparent follow-up after each event.

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jaruma23 days ago

Invite local entrepreneurs and youth representatives to lead breakout sessions on infrastructure innovation to ensure actionable solutions emerge from discussions.

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