All is now set for the 2024 DELTA Festival (Delfest 2024) scheduled to hold at the DOME Event Centre, Opanam Road, Asaba from November 22 – 24, 2024.
According to the organisers, the festival will serve the dual purpose of bringing together Nigeria’s business leaders and exhibition of products and services.
Also, the festival will focus on enhancing opportunities for youths who will be trained in the art of filmmaking, innovative tech skills at Delta State Tech Hub and talent hunt for music and others.
The festival is in partnership with Delta State Ministry of Youth Development where over 450 Delta youths from each of the 25 LGAs will be trained in innovative skills in tech, music and film.
The Summit comprises of six business seminar sessions that will be held on various ways to grow businesses and make them profitable for venture capitalists.
Trainers at the seminar include ‘Costumer Service’ with Dr. Maxwell Loko, ‘How to Sell in Nigeria’, ‘Leadership and Management Strategies’ with Dr. Linus Okorie, ‘Business and the Law – Legality in Businesses’ with Rockson Igelige, Esq., ‘Business and Your Health’ and ‘Business and Technology – AI Phenomenon’ with Dr. Koba.
Delfest 2024 is in collaboration with Delta State Ministries of Trade, Youth Development Ministry of Arts and Tourism and the Office of the Governor to host Nigeria’s corporate industry leaders and film icons at both local and international levels.
According to the UK-based founder and Global Festival Director, Mr. Ethemena Raphael Obrike, “Delfest is a business and cultural destination for all businesses that are forward-looking to come and invest in Delta State, the new frontier for business growth.
“With vibrant over six million residents in an oil-rich state like Delta, you can’t go wrong on your business investment decision. that’s why we want leading CEOs to look the way of Delta, with Delfest providing the window of opportunity to do so.
“Delfest is a fine mix of business, entertainment and philanthropy encapsulated in corporate social responsibility.
“Our aim is to set up one business at a time and take most of our young people off the streets and criminality.
“And we can only do that by investing in our youths by providing with modern-day skills required to navigate an increasingly challenging world“.
