Emphasising his shared vision with Global Citizen, Chairman of Coronation Group and Access Holdings, Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede stated: “Africa’s creative economy is a powerful engine for sustainable growth. Our strategic partnership with Global Citizen, which began in 2019, is built on a shared commitment to real economic opportunities, long-term investment, and wealth creation. Move Afrika exemplifies how bridging global influence with African talent can unlock immense potential and create a lasting impact across communities on the continent.”

The tour, which made a historic stop in Lagos this week, attracted an esteemed audience of industry leaders, senior government officials, philanthropists, and key figures from the creative sector.

Employees from Coronation Group and Access Holdings experienced the vibrant energy and impact of Move Afrika firsthand, underscoring the synergy between art and economic empowerment, further highlighting the commitment of both organisations to fostering innovation and global engagement within their workforce.

The electrifying evening at The Palms, Lekki, featured a dynamic performance by award-winning artiste John Legend, who honoured Nigeria’s fashion industry by donning outfits crafted by talented local designers—further highlighting the country’s rich creative talent on a global stage.

Nigerian superstar Simi also delivered an extraordinary performance, alongside DJ Consequence, ensuring an unforgettable night that seamlessly blended global excellence with African ingenuity.

Notable figures from the entertainment and creative industries were also in attendance, including Ronami Ogulu, a renowned creative director; media personality and actor Uti Nwachukwu; Afrobeat musician Made Kuti and his wife, Inedoye Adanne Kuti; and celebrated-actor Wole Ojo.

The concert was graced by Hugh Evans, Co-Founder and CEO, Global Citizen; members of the Global Citizen Africa Board, including Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede CFR, Chairman of Coronation Group and Access Holdings; and Tunde Folawiyo, Chair of the Global Citizen Africa Board and Chairman of Coronation Merchant Bank, alongside other distinguished personalities.

As Global Citizen continues to expand its footprint across the continent, Coronation remains committed to empowering industries, fostering innovation, and crafting wealth that transcends generations.

By Kayode Sanni-Arewa

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has requested for live television broadcast of her appearance for probe proceedings by the Ethics and Disciplinary Committee of the Senate directed to probe her.

Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan was referred to the Senate’s Ethics and Disciplinary Committee following her face-off with President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio over her seating arrangement which was changed without her being informed.

The vibrant female lawmaker in a post across social media platforms on Thursday, February 27, 2025, stressed that Nigerians have a right to witness the process.

Akpoti-Uduaghan however, said that while she was ready to face the panel, would not allow the matter to be handled behind closed doors.

She explained that she deliberately refrained from speaking publicly on the issue and other developments in the Senate, but had now decided to break her silence.

The outspoken senator urged Nigerians to follow the proceedings closely, stressing that she would push for full transparency.

Akpoti-Uduaghan wrote; “Good morning courageous people of Kogi Central, Kogi State and Nigeria. This petition came to my notice a few hours ago.

“In as much as I have refrained from publicly speaking on the matter and a lot of occurrences at the Senate under Senate President Akpabio, it’s about time I break my silence.

“Arise News, set a date and I shall be in your studio in person. Spare no questions.

“And to Nigerians, please be sure to join the probe which I shall insist would be covered live.

“The next few days and weeks shall be interesting but will shape the standard and quality of Nigeria’s leadership,” she said.

Rivers state LGA Chairmen have been sent packing by the Supreme Court.

Details shortly….