Over 100 fashion, beauty and lifestyle businesses from across the country have indicated interest and readiness to showcase their wares at the maiden edition of the ‘Oja Oge’ pop-up marketplace organised by Ecobank.
Oja Oge by Ecobank is a pop-up marketplace for fashion, beauty, wellness, lifestyle and entertainment.
The two-day one-stop marketplace is scheduled to be held at the Ecobank Pan African Centre complex on Victoria Island, Lagos, on August 31 and September 1, 2024, from 10 am daily.
Speaking at the pre-event briefing of the exhibitors in Lagos on Tuesday, Head of SME, Partnerships and Collaborations, Ecobank Nigeria, Omoboye Odu, said she was impressed with the calibre and pedigree of the exhibitors that registered for the fair, assuring them and other participants that every arrangement has been put in place to make the event a huge success
‘Oja Oge’ is one of Ecobank’s many initiatives to empower small and medium enterprises in Nigeria.
The exhibition presents an opportunity not only to sell and buy products but to also experience the luxuriance and ingenuity of fashion and lifestyle trends, as well as a variety of music and food for everyone. We already have high-profile, top-rated exhibitors listed to be at the exposition.
According to the bank, they include Techno, Ash Luxury, House of Tara, Lush Hair, Rite Foods, Burger King, Sisiano, Nuban, Outlash, Titi Belo, Fia Factory, D’closet Couture, House of Nwocha, Tecno and a host of others.
“During these two days, attendees will be immersed in a shopping spree, masterclasses, hair and makeup sessions, multi-audience entertainment and folk music concerts. We also have planned an exquisitely curated fashion runway each day at 6 pm by popular and contemporary fashion brands, such as Ugo Monye, Imad Eduso and others.
“All these have been put together for you and other special guests. It will feature the best of what contemporary pan-African and Afro-trendy lifestyle trends look like in a cosy ambience and utmost serenity for your comfort,” the bank stated.
