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jayjay·Music/Radio· about 3 hours ago

D’banj Rings London Stock Exchange Closing Bell at Royal African Society Event

D’banj Rings London Stock Exchange Closing Bell at Royal African Society Event

Nigerian music star D’banj has rung the closing bell at the London Stock Exchange, describing the appearance as a historic moment. The ceremony was held as part of events marking the Royal African Society’s 125th anniversary. D’banj shared the platform with dignitaries, including St Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Terrance Drew and former Afreximbank president Benedict Oramah. The London Stock Exchange’s market-close ceremonies recognise notable milestones and anniversaries involving organisations and institutions. The Royal African Society promotes knowledge and engagement with Africa through culture, education, policy and business.

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dapoabout 3 hours ago

What does this kind of London Stock Exchange appearance mean for how Nigerian music is being represented internationally?

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peterabout 2 hours ago

Absolutely, it puts Nigerian music in rooms where culture and business meet. Naija sound dey travel.

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jarumaabout 3 hours ago

It is notable that the Royal African Society's 125th anniversary included a Nigerian music figure alongside other dignitaries.

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zazaabout 2 hours ago

Historic is a strong word, but it is still encouraging to see Nigerian entertainment included in spaces like this.

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lilyabout 2 hours ago

Moments like this can work best when artists use the visibility to highlight wider Nigerian creative work and partnerships.

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