Top individuals got together led by Audu Maikori, former President of Chocolate City and Founder of Music Week Africa to discuss plans and ideas to make the upcoming week of activities a huge success, it scheduled to to start in March 2016.
Professor Pat Utomi, Audu Maikori and partners attend first press conference
The preparation for Music Week Africa is underway as partners got together this afternoon for a press conference
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The conference took place at the prestigious Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, where press men gatheredto get information on the upcoming event.
In attendance were Professor Pat Utomi who is the Chairman of the board of MWA, Audu Maikori, Founder of MWA, Deji Awokoya, General Manager, Megaletrics, Tony Ibeziako, Acting HOD, Listing Sales and Retention, Nigerian Stock Exchange, Henry Bassey, Team Lead/Director MWA, 0joma Ochai, Director, Arts, British Council Nigeria, Colette Otosesho, Head, Marketing and Communication, Viacom Nigeria, Rahul Shawney, Director MWA and representatives from media outfits, prospective sponsors.
Check out pulse gallery for photos from the press conference.
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