Photos: Mode 9, Paul Play, Terry tha Rapman, Chuks D General, others attend AESeminar 2016

Over the past weekend, Abuja entertainers, practitioners and stakeholders convened through the
annual Abuja Entertainment Seminar 2016 (AESeminar 2016), put together by 41Naija Entertainment group, to discuss ways which the economy can grow through investing in local contents such as the entertainment sector, particularly in Abuja.

In a speech given by the Director, Public Affairs, Nigerian Communications Commissions (NCC), Mr Tony Ojobo, represented by Mr Oko, he hinted heavily on the need for entertainers to create meaningful content, and how important the ICT is to promoting the frontiers of entertainment, and providing sustainable economy in Nigeria, particularly in Abuja, where the entertainment lifestyle is barely thriving.

Renowned music producer, TeeY Mix, who was also one of the speakers present at the seminar, gave a speech about building a brand. He stated the importance of branding and the need for entertainers to be unique, creative and original in their crafts, as well as producing viable contents. 

The event which was hosted by popular Abuja-based OAP Big Mo and moderated by Oge Kimono, saw sizzling performances from Shortcut, Morell, Matilda, Alternate Sound, Jessica Bongus and a host of others.

Mode 9, Paul Play, Terry tha Rapman, Chuks D General, Andy Madaki of iBlend Services, Prof. Sunnie Ododo, Jessica Bongos, Blessing Tagban, Rex Idaminabo, Tunde of Stylplus, Adila, Kalada Hart of Tatafo Naija, Bamike Olawunmi, Chinedu Romeo Oji, Gospelondebeatz, and a host of others graced the just concluded AESeminar in its 2nd edition, which was recorded a success.