The Afro Hair Culture & Beauty Festival is an annual natural hair and beauty festival known for its focus on African hair and its uniqueness that resonates with black beauty, styles and boldness

The Two-day extravaganza promises to be an unforgettable experience, which will display the true authenticity and unmatchable uniqueness of Afro- cultural disposition in different dimensions.

  It will showcase the rich cultural heritage and diversity of Afro hair and its expressions. This year's event is the 8th edition of the festival. The festival is set to take place on December 7 – 8, 2024, at the ever glamorous and prestigious Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria.

In a media parley in Abuja, the founder and CEO of the Afro- hair cultural festival and beautiful summit, Adanna Ifeoma Ewguatu highlighted the significance of the event. She said ;

"Afro-hair has long been a symbol of pride, beauty, and identity for people of African descent. From intricate braids to vibrant afros, Afro hair has been a means of self-expression and cultural connection. However, Afro hair has been subject to marginalization, stigmatization, and erasure for centuries. The Afro Hair Culture & Beauty auty Festival aims to challenge these narratives and celebrate the beauty and diversity of Afro hair."

"The Afro Hair Culture Festival celebrates the beauty, diversity, and richness of Afro-hair textures and styles. This annual event brings together individuals from all walks of life to embrace and honor the unique characteristics of Afro-hair, promoting self-love, acceptance, and community building.

This event is organized by the African Hair Summit in conjunction with the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture, as well as other local and global brands. The festival is choreographed to the convergence of significant stakeholders in Africa’s haircare and beauty industry. Attending this festival are leading hair brands and models from Africa, beauty enthusiasts, industry influencers, industry professionals, and other major players in the niche from across the world."

She went further to buttress the expected key features at the events:

 She opined;
"This year's festival will feature a range of exciting events and activities, including:

Hair Exhibitions and Showcases: Renowned stylists and hair artists will display their stunning creations, highlighting traditional and contemporary Afro hairstyles.

Workshops and Masterclasses: Learn from industry experts on hair care, styling, and entrepreneurship, as well as cultural heritage and identity.

Marketplace: Explore a vast array of African hair products, accessories, and beauty services, supporting local businesses and artisans.

Panel Discussions: Engage in thought-provoking conversations on hair, identity, culture, and entrepreneurship, featuring industry leaders and experts.
Empowering Afro Hair Professionals."

The Afro Hair Culture and Beauty Festival also aims to empower Afro-hair professionals and businesses, promoting economic growth and development. The festival will provide a platform for networking, learning, and collaboration, connecting like-minded individuals and businesses.
Key stakeholders at the events include:
Malik Afegbue, the CEO of Stickcity media,
Annabel Kamuche, GMD Nicert Limited and Tunde Aina, chief operating officer startimes.
Intending participants can register on the website www.Afrohairculture.comm. or register at the events. Attendance and registration is absolutely free. The festival starts at 11:am, each day.
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