HISTORY
The OSMAs had their origin from Ondo State Industry Night and also Akure Industry Night which was an annual event organized by Torch Campus Magazine (now Torch Magazine) and Sinerule Entertainment between 2014 and 2015. As the organizers of the events then used the opportunity to compile a list of important recording industry people who should be recognized in one way or the other. They noticed that the industry night was not in any way recognizing the work of music stars within their environment so they decided to rectify this by creating an award given by their industry similar to the Headies and Grammys. After it was decided to create such an award, there was still a question of what to call it. Since the motive behind the idea then was to recognize upcoming artistes based in Ondo State, Nigeria, the name for the award was not far-fetched. “We use to have Ondo State Industry Night, why can’t we have Ondo State Music Awards”, quoted from one of the organizers. The name was fixed and that was the beginning of the OSMA Body, otherwise called Team OSMA. In the buildup to its 6th edition, the organizers changed the name from Ondo State Music Awards to OSMA Awards so as not to limit the prestigious award to just a state in the country.
The first award ceremony (The Genesis) was held at Exclusive Event Centre, Akure on December 4th 2016 and 15 trophies were awarded. The number of award categories given grew and fluctuated over the years with categories added and removed. The second award ceremony (The Resurgence), held in December 17, 2017 at St Thomas Event Centre Akure gave out 25 trophies. The third award ceremony (The Emergence), held in September 30th 2018 (finally taking the event away from the festive period of December) at Ruby’s Court Event Centre, Akure gave out 23 trophies. The fourth award ceremony (The Convergence), held on September 29th 2019 at Ruby’s Court Event Centre, Akure (Same venue the third edition was held) gave out 25 OSMAs. The fifth award ceremony (The Coronation), held on September 27th 2020 at Ruby’s Court Event Centre, Akure (Same venue the third and fourth edition were held) gave out 25 OSMAs (Including Best Dressed Male and Female). The sixth award ceremony (The Intuition), held on September 26th 2021 at Ruby’s Court Event Centre, Akure (Same venue the third, fourth and fifth editions were held) gave out 28 trophies (Including Best Pop Solo Performance). The seventh award ceremony (The Eminence) held on October 2nd 2022 at The International Culture and Event Centre, The Dome, Akure gave out 33 trophies (Including Best Performer). The Eighth award ceremony (The Power of our Roots) held on September 24th 2023 at The International Culture and Event Centre, The Dome, gave out 24 trophies (Including Best Live Band & Extended Play of the year). The Ninth award ceremony (Consolidating Afrobeats) held on October 13th 2024 at Amazing Place Event Centre gave out 24 trophies (Including Digital Artiste of the Year). The Tenth award ceremony (Symphony of Stars) held on October 12th 2025 at Amazing Place Event Centre, same venue for the 9th edition gave out 22 trophies.
3-STAR TROPHY
The gold-plated trophies, each depicting a gilded three different sizes of stars, are made with hand by Who is Next Art, Lagos, Nigeria. Prior to the 2018 OSMAs, the original OSMA design was brought to life, changing from its traditional wooden texture, making the trophy bigger, more beautiful and grander.
Taking a good look at the OSMA Trophy, you will notice that the three stars are of different sizes in different heights. This is believed to show the different levels of an artiste music career. We are using the trophy to depict that you (Artistes) are a star at any particular level. You only need to grow in your stardom to become the biggest star like the one on top of the trophy. It’s a motivational trophy.
As at October 2025, A total of 244 trophies have been awarded.
CATEGORIES
In 2016, the award organizers started with the following categories:
1.Song of the year
2.Artiste of the year
3.Best New Act
4.Achievement in Lyrical Depth
5.Achievement in Vocals
6.Best Act on Campus
7.Music Producer of the year
8.Achievement in Artiste Management
9.Achievement in Disk Jockey
10.Achievement in Club Hype
11.Best Music Hangout
12.Best Online Music Platform
13.Best Music OAP
14.Best Music Media House
15.Special Recognition (Honorary)
In 2017, the award organizers removed Best Music OAP and Best Music Media House and added 10 new categories:
1.Best Collaboration
2.Best Artiste in Diaspora
3.Best Alternative Song
4.Best Female Performance
5.Best R&B/Pop Single
6.Best Rap Single
7.Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song
8.OSMA Fans Choice Award
9.Recording of the year
10.Hall of Fame (Honorary)
In 2018, the award organizers removed Recording of the year and no new category was added
In 2019, the award organizers added 3 new categories:
1.Music Video of the year (Two OSMA Trophies will be given out, one for the artiste and the other for the music video director)
2.Gospel Song of the year
3.Ambassadorship Awards (Honorary)
Best Music Online Platform was not presented due to very low commitment.
In 2020, the award organizers removed Best Music Online Platform and added 2 new categories:
1. Best R&B/Pop Single was divided into two categories, Best R&B Single & Best Pop Single.
2. Revelation of the year (A non-voting category)
Music Producer of the year was not presented due to very low commitment.
In 2021, the award organizers added 3 new categories
1. Best Pop Solo Performance
2. Achievement in Comedy
3. Lifetime Achievement Award (Honorary)
Best Music OAP was also brought back from 2016.
In 2022, the award organizers only presented special recognition awards to 5 individuals (highest at a ceremony); all other honorary awards were not presented. They added 3 new categories
1. Best Performer
2. Best Online Social Content Creator
3. Song Writer of the Year
Achievement in comedy was not presented due to very low commitment.
In 2023, the award organizers only presented special recognition awards to 4 individuals; all other honorary awards were not presented. They added 2 new categories
1. Best Live Band
2. Extended Play of the Year
Achievement in Disk Jockey was not presented due to very low commitment.
In 2024, the award organizers presented special recognition awards to only 2 individuals; all other honorary awards were not presented. They brought back “Achievement in Comedy” and “Best Artiste in Diaspora (Honorary) and only added one new category, Digital Artiste of the Year.
In 2025, the award organizers presented Lifetime Achievement awards. No new category was added.
Artiste of the year is always adjudged as the biggest award and its winner is always announced last.
ENTRY PROCESS AND SELECTION OF NOMINEES
All fast-rising recording artistes in Nigeria are eligible to submit their songs, music videos and extended plays with the award body for nomination consideration. The award media team will register them for review to authenticate the submission. Towards the end of the review year, the award body will forward all songs, music videos and extended plays registered to The Jury, the statutory body entitled to handle nominations. The Juries will in turn send the nomination list back after 30 days of proper scrutiny using good content and massive promotion as major criteria.
FINAL VOTING
After nominees have been determined, The OSMAs voting portal will be opened on its official website. Towards the end of the voting period, nominees are entitled to sell few amount of the event’s ticket to family and friends, this we call Personal Influence. The web voting is always 70% of total votes. The personal influence is based on speed. How fast you can sell the tickets will earn you the maximum 30%. The personal influence is designed to be the tie breaker. So no matter what, The OSMA voting pattern can never record a tie. The voting period is always for a period of 21 days.
HOSTS
The first edition in 2016 was hosted by MC Hondastevo and Domino Richards (Miss NYSC, Ondo State as at that time). In the build-up to its second edition, foremost OAP, Sweet Steve was contacted to co-host with Cinderella, one of Nigeria’s biggest facial models. A week to the event, Cinderella called the Executive Producer of the awards that she has “Flu” and very sick that she won’t be able to make it to Akure for the award show. Sweet Steve had to host the show alone with the help of Victor Brown. So in the build up to the third edition in 2018, the award body cancelled the idea of double hosts, sticking to just one compere and making the selected person the face of the event. MC Labanj was favored to host the third edition in 2018. MC Layor hosted the fourth edition in 2019. Arkbishop hosted the fifth edition in 2020. Willymouth was favoured to host the sixth edition in 2021. Hip TV Street anchor, MC Rhelax hosted the seventh edition in 2022. MC Hondastevo was recalled to host the 8th, 9th and 10th Editions in 2023, 2024 and 2025 respectively.
THEMES
The first edition was themed, The Genesis, because it was the first edition. The second edition was themed The Resurgence, because the organizers had to rekindle and bring back their lost interest in the awards. The third edition was themed, The Emergence, because the organizers felt the award is becoming more visible and prominent. The fourth edition was themed The Convergence because the organizer felt there is a need for unity and uniformity amongst entertainers in the state. The major aim for the fourth edition, according to the organizers is to bring all entertainers in the state together at the event. The Theme for the fifth edition is The Coronation, aimed at expanding the scope of the awards. The Theme for the sixth edition is The Intuition, aimed at further affirming the credibility of the awards (Believing what is right without any proof or evidence). The Theme for the seventh edition is The Eminence aimed at further showing the superiority and supremacy of the 3-star trophy. The Theme for the eighth edition is The Power of our Roots, to show all our strength in the previous 7 editions, like the journey so far, more of a review edition. The theme for the Ninth edition is Consolidating Afrobeats, aimed at celebrating Africa most popular music genre, Afrobeats. The theme for the Tenth edition is Symphony of Stars aimed at bringing all past winners and nominees back to the awards.
OSMA INDUSTRY NIGHT
After the success of the first edition of the Awards in December 2016, the organizers saw the need to organize an artiste night that will enable artistes perform all their recorded songs live, since the award ceremony accommodates very few music performances. So on February 28th 2017, the first edition of the industry night was staged at 02 base Arena (A very popular club house in Akure) and it pulled recording artistes from far and near. Its second edition was taken to the northern part of the state. X-lounge, Akungba- Akoko hosted it on May 26th 2018 while its 3rd edition was taken to the southern part of the state. Domfav Hotel and Suites, Okitipupa hosted it on May 25th 2019, this particular edition was tagged Okitipupa Invasion. The 2020 edition failed to hold due to the Corona Virus Pandemic. The 2021 (4th) edition was held at Meritans Lounge in Owo on Saturday, May 29th, 2021. The 2022 (5th) edition which we used to celebrate the breakout of Afrobeats, our own pop culture was held at Club Ellysium on Saturday, May 28th, 2022. The 2023 (6th edition) celebrated Afrobeats in the 90s was held at Club Kaban on Saturday, May 27th 2023. The 2024 (7th edition) also celebrated African’s most popular music genre, Afrobeats. The event was held at Club Enclaves at Central Café on Saturday, August 17th 2024. The 2025 (8th edition) celebrated all the stars from within and in diaspora with a grand event at Club Vegas, Grand Capital, Akure on Saturday, August 16th 2025.
NOMINEES PARTY
It’s a party to celebrate all the nominees for a particular edition of the awards and also to liberate them on the need for a healthy competition. The first nominees’ party was held at Shaunz Royale (formally Shaunz Lounge) in October 26th 2016. The second nominees’ party was held at Fingerlicking Sport Bar in October 2017 while the third nominees’ party which was tagged “love meets music” was also held at Fingerlicking Sport Bar in 2018. The fourth nominees’ party was held at Idanre Hills Resort, Idanre on August 31st 2018 while the fifth nominees’ party was held at Lah Lounge, Inside Dome premises, Akure on September 12th 2020. The sixth nominees’ party was held at Erin Ijesha Waterfalls in Osun State on Saturday, September 11th 2021. The seventh nominees’ party was held at Club Lah, Inside Dome Akure on Friday, September 30th 2022. There was no Nominees’ party in 2023. Nominees’ Party returned for the 9th OSMA Awards and it was held at Mardie Grazz Lounge on Friday, 11th Oct. 2024. Nominees Party for the 10th OSMA Awards took place at Sterling Residence on Friday, 10th Oct. 2025.
LEADING WINNERS
OSMA Award record with 8 OSMAs, Bennylee is the artiste with the most OSMA wins. S2DK in second place with 5 OSMA Trophies. Olah DC and LuckyHD in third place with 4 OSMA Trophies. Feran Banks, Prablue, Lacusjay, MC Marcel (An Hype man), DJ Bobwhy (A Disk Jockey), Shaunze Royale (A Brand), Xpacegirl, Samuel Deslot and Juzzy Smizz all in fourth place with 3 OSMA trophies each.
SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARDS
2016 –
Mr Gbenga Ogbeide (CEO G2 Entertainment)
2017 –
MC Honda Stevo (Compere, Comedian & OSMA 2016 Co-Host)
Mr Seun Alabi (CEO, Shaunz Royale)
Rich & Phamous (Artiste in Diaspora)
2018 –
Mr Frank Uwakubonye (CEO, Geehi Music World)
Madam Grace Ene Anteyi (CEO, Ageless Modeling agency)
2019 –
Madam Ewatomilola Emiola Owoeye (CEO, B&B Pro Events)
Mr Tosin Owolabi (CEO, LXG Media Limited)
The Management of Sunview Hotels
2020 –
Mr Gbenga Obagbemi
(Founder, Emeralds Choir)
Mr Ayokunle Ajisafe
(CPO, 1201 Agency)
2021 –
Mr Ekundayo Dare Joseph
(CEO, Life Sustenance Nig. Ltd)
2022 –
Mr. Babajide Akeredolu
(DG, PPIMU)
CSI Media
Col. Abayomi Ajipe
(CEO, AA Service Apartment)
Madam Olayinka Michael
(CEO Psquare Events)
Dr. Tola Awosika
(Tola Awoika Foundation)
2023 –
Mr. Dayo Johnson
(Chairman, DJAN Ondo State)
Mr Opeyemi Idiowo
(CEO, Gsound Multimedia)
Hon. Timothy Ayesuwa
(Founder, Timo Akewi Movement)
Mr. Tolulope Agboola
(CEO, Prodigie Communications)
2024-
Sir Demola Suzi
Mr. Akinfesola Olalekan Felix
(DJ Lakers)
2025 –
Comrade Ayodele Olawande
(Hon. Minister of Youth Development)
Mr Omotosho Adu
(CEO, 2508 Hotel and Suites)
AMBASSADORSHIP AWARD
We started this set of awards in 2019. The traditional OSMA Trophy is not presented.
2019 –
Mr Lulu Fawehinmi (Special Assistant to Ondo State Governor on Research & Documentation)
Mr Moses Okoro (Oba Bombay)
HALL OF FACE
2017 –
Slimfit (Artiste)
2018 –
Mr Gbenga Ogbeide (CEO G2 Entertainment)
2019 –
Lord of Ajasa (Artiste)
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
2021 –
Comfort Omoge
2025 –
Wale Glorious
ALL WINNERS
2016 –
1. Coldman (Artiste of the year)
2. Superwozzy (Song of the year)
3. MFB (Best New Act)
4. Shy Boy (Achievement in Lyrical Depth)
5. Yebo (Achievement in Vocals)
6. Deola (Best Act on Campus)
7. IG Blaq (Music Producer of the year)
8. Slim Entertainment (Achievement in Artiste Management)
9. Sharpgist.com (Best Online Music Platform)
10. 02 Base Arena (Best Music Hangout)
11. MC Marcel (Achievement in Club Hype)
12. Official DJ Arab (Achievement in Disk Jockey)
13. Sweet Steve (Best Music OAP)
14. Orange 94.5 FM (Best Music Media House)
2017 –
1. Bennylee (Song of the Year, Artiste of the Year, Best Collaboration, Best Alternative Song)
2. Scripts (Recording of the Year, Achievement in Lyrical Depth)
3. Yemmit (Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song)
4. Ellywhite (Best Female Performance)
5. Timmy Y (Music Producer of the year)
6. DCO (Achievement in Vocals)
7. Ogrinne (Best R&B/Pop Single)
8. Usherdee (Best Rap Single)
9. El_Tezzy (Best New Act)
10. IssyMSK (OSMA Fans Choice Award)
11. Kwest (Best Artiste in Diaspora)
12. Seriki Poly (Best Act on Campus)
13. Pidru Records (Achievement in Artiste Management)
14. Sharpgist.com (Best Music Online Platform)
15. DJ Bobwhy (Achievement in Disk Jockey)
16. Mc Marcel (Achievement in Club Hype)
17. 02 Base Arena (Best Music Hangout)
2018 –
1. Feran Banks (Song of the Year, Artiste of the Year, Best Alternative Song)
2. Lil_Legzy (Best New Act & OSMA Fans Choice Award)
3. Fabexino (Achievement in Lyrical Depth & Best Act on Campus)
4. Usherdee (Best Rap Single)
5. Prablue (Best Collaboration)
6. Olah DC (Achievement in Vocals)
7. Mz Moren (Best Female Performance)
8. Pkay (Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song)
9. Hykaydee (Best R&B/Pop Single)
10. Young Oche (Best Artiste in Diaspora)
11. Shayopro (Music Producer of the year)
12. Chancy Entertainment (Achievement in Artiste Management)
13. Palito Media (Best Music Online Platform)
14. DJ Bobwhy (Achievement in Disk Jockey)
15. Hypeking Heddie (Achievement in Club Hype)
16. Shaunz Royale (Best Music Hangout)
2019 –
1. Prablue (Song of the Year, Best R&B/Pop Single)
2. Bayziq (Artiste of the Year)
3. S2DK (Best New Act)
4. Phyzzy & Paladin (Best Rap Single)
5. DJ Bobwhy (Best Collaboration)
6. El_Moreno (Achievement in Vocals)
7. Horla Bee (Best Female Performance)
8. Lucky HD (Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song)
9. Bennylee (Best Alternative Song)
10. Flex B (Best Artiste in Diaspora)
11.Blaqman (Music Producer of the year)
12. Legendary Vibes (Achievement in Artiste Management)
13. Jaytee (OSMA Fans Choice Award)
14. DJ Ruff (Achievement in Disk Jockey)
15. Hypeking Heddie (Achievement in Club Hype)
16. Shaunz Royale (Best Music Hangout)
17. Lizzy Folorunso (Gospel Song of the Year)
18. Olah DC & Maad Visuals (Music Video of the Year)
19. Gabazin (Best Act on Campus)
20. Jp3ple2 (Achievement in Lyrical Depth)
2020 –
1.Olah DC (Song of the year & Best Pop Single)
2.LuckyHD (Artiste of the year & Achievement in Lyrical Depth)
3.S2DK (Best Rap Single & OSMA Fans Choice)
4.EL Moreno (Achievement in Vocals)
5.Lacusjay (Best New Act)
6.Olaktiz (Best R&B Single)
7.9jaadvocate (Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song)
8.Lil_Splash (Best Collaboration)
9.Lizzy Folorunso (Best Female Performance)
10.Nath (Gospel Song of the year)
11.Miko Fridan (Best Alternative Song)
12.Blown Music Worldwide (Achievement in Artiste Management)
13.DJ Ruff (Achievement in Disk Jockey)
14.MC Marcel (Achievement in Club Hype)
15.Shaunze Royale (Best Music Hangout)
16.Hannyphizzy (Music Video of the year)
17.World Pharrell (Revelation of the year)
18.Bennylee (Joint, Best Dressed Male)
19.Young Oche (Joint, Best Dressed Male)
20.Kaffy (Best Dressed Female)
2021 –
1.TPCool (Song of the year)
2.Bennylee (Artiste of the year & Best Dressed Male)
3.Blessboy (Best Rap Single)
4.Ayodex (Best Pop Single)
5.LuckyHD (OSMA Fans Choice)
6.Oluwafortune (Best Pop Solo Performance)
7.Kenny Famak (Achievement in Vocals)
8.Jaytee (Achievement in Lyrical Depth)
9.Dea Bright(Best New Act)
10.Thrill6 (Best R&B Single)
11.Femlaj (Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song)
12.Samorano (Best Collaboration)
13.Exteria (Best Female Performance)
14.Lizzy Folorunso (Gospel Song of the year)
15.Drimzy (Best Alternative Song)
16.Junk Money Entertainment (Achievement in Artiste Management)
17.DJ Max (Achievement in Disk Jockey)
18.Hypemachine OIS (Achievement in Club Hype)
19.Club Niiman (Best Music Hangout)
20.Wiztim Tizzy (Music Video of the year)
21.Dammyblaze (Revelation of the year)
22.PGee Pro (Music Producer of the year)
23.Dollypee (Best Music OAP)
24.MC Layor (Achievement in Comedy)
25.Stephanie (Best Dressed Female)
2022 –
1.Bisimanuel ( Artiste of the year, Best Performer & Best Dressed Male)
2.Dillo (Song of the Year)
3.Deslot (Best New Act & Achievement in Vocals)
4.Tec Music (Achievement in Artiste Management)
5.Yung Toz (Music Producer of the year)
6.TY Mane (Best Collaboration)
7.Emperor Muller (Best Alternative Song)
8.Moyinoluwa (Best Female Performance)
9.Emabio (Music Video of the Year)
10.B’Why (Gospel song of the year)
11.Yungruz (Revelation of the year & Best R&B Single)
12.King Harrashy (OSMA Fans Choice and Best Rap Single)
13.Wyper (Achievement in Lyrical Depth)
14.Kidd Carder (Best Pop Single)
15.Xpacegirl (Best Pop Solo Performance)
16.Bisi Mayana (Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song)
17.Ceeprinx (Songwriter of the year)
18.DJ Froosh (Achievement in Disk Jockey)
19.Ritchie Bangz (Achievement in Club Hype)
20.Meritans Lounge (Best Music Hangout)
21.Dollypee (Best Music OAP)
22.Blezed Sunky (Best Online Social Content Creator)
23.Temitope (Best Dressed Female)
2023 –
1.Xpacegirl (Artiste of the year & Song Writer of the year)
2.Tswag (Song of the year)
3.B’blahk (Best New Act)
4.Dillo (Extended play of the year)
5.Bigtunez (Best Pop Solo Performance)
6.Dammy Spliff (Best Pop Single)
7.Jaytizzy Banks (Achievement in Vocals)
8.Civiir (Achievement in Lyrical Depth)
9.Expensive MC Gold (Achievement in Hype)
10.Omoshaggy (Best Online Social Content Creator)
11.Adunniade (Best Live Band)
12.Adellux Kinihun (Best Alternative song)
13.Samuel Deslot (OSMA Fans Choice)
14.Bisi Mayana (Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song & Best Collaboration)
15.Tizstar (Music Producer of the year)
16.Hitfactory (Achievement in Artiste Management)
17.Crusader Henry (Best Dressed Male)
18.Adebukola Oba (Best Dressed Female)
2024-
1.Juzzy Smizz (Artiste of the year, Music Video of the Year & Best Collaboration)
2.Khay Pantal (Song of the year & Song writer of the year)
3.S2DK (Best Rap Single)
4.Biva (Achievement in Vocals)
5.Easyways (Best New Act)
6.2Bigg (Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song)
7.Spencer (Best Alternative Song)
8.Stingdinero (Best Pop Single)
9.Salvation RX (Best Pop Solo Performance)
10.Flexzy Jnr (Best R&B Single)
11.Dammy Spiff (Best Performer)
12.Enigango (Digital Artiste of the Year)
13.Jaykelly (Extended Play of the year)
14.Yfcee (Music Producer of the year)
15.Stivo (OSMA Fans Choice)
16.Willymouth (Achievement in Comedy)
17.Sir Demola Suzi (Best Dressed Male)
18.Bar. Justinah Akeredolu (Best Dressed Female)
2025
1.Jhasty Baba (Song of the year & Best Street Hop/Dance Hall Song)
2.Lacusjay (OSMA Fans Choice & Extended Play of the year)
3.Micmade (Artiste of the year)
4.Beejay (Song writer of the year)
5.Kennymart (Music Video of the year)
6.Centobetz (Music Producer of the year)
7.S2DK (Best Rap Single)
8.Acumenn ( Best R&B Single)
9.Bhadman fame (Best Pop Solo Performance)
10.Tolah Blizz (Best Pop Single)
11.Jaykelly (Best Collaboration)
12.Tizstar (Best Alternative Song)
13.Ruby (Achievement in Vocals)
14.MC Layor (Achievement in Comedy)
15.Boxsoundz (Achievement in Artiste Management)
16.Charles Adu (Best Dressed Male)
17.Abisola Owoeye (Best Dressed Female)
FOUNDERS
The award platform was founded in October 2016 by Ayodele Ojo, a magazine publisher and David Olugbenga, an artiste manager.
OFFICIAL BROADCAST PARTNER
OSMA TV creates contents around fast rising artistes and entertainers in Nigeria.
PRODUCTION COMPANY & COPYRIGHT
Mars Promotions
CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS OF THE AWARDS
MEDIA & CREATIVITY
Ayodele Ojo
Executive Producer & Creative Director
Segun Sanusi
Head of Media
Stephen Adebayo
Head of Publicity
Damilola Bayegun
Head of Content, OSMA TV
Temitope Olabode
Artistes/Nominees Relations
Ayobami Ajibua
Member, Content Team
EVENT & LOGISTICS
Empress Tarfa
Head, Communications & Marketing
Tubosun Mogaji
Head, Event Logistics
Olorunfemi Akinfemiwa
Head, Event Management & Operations
Ololade Omola
Head, Welfare & Documentation
Aderinsola Ayodele
Event Management and Operatons
Adeola Adeyinka
Head, Music Direction & Entries Documentation
SPONSORSHIP & PROMOTIONS
Justinah Akeredolu
Peace Ogaji
Aanuoluwapo Akinsiku
Olawale Jimoh
Rilwan Raji
(C) October 2025
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