A galaxy of Nigerian celebrities converged on EbonyLife Place, Victoria Island, Lagos on Sunday, June 29 to celebrate a talkshow, The Culture League aimed to amplify African talent and cultural influence on a global scale.
The star-studded launch of The Culture League, produced by Webek Studios, attracted notable personalities like Nollywood star Osas Ighodaro, media veteran Daddy Freeze, reality TV stars Elozonam and Teddy A, sport journalist Wofai Fada, and a host of others.
Hosted by Super Eagles stars Victor Boniface, Wilfred Ndidi and Frank Onyeka, The Culture League promises to deliver a dynamic fusion of sports and cultural commentary.
Speaking at the event, Webek Studios’ CEO, Esse Akwawa, said: “This evening is really special for us – not just because we’re launching a new show, but because we’re celebrating creativity, collaboration and culture in a whole new way. At Webek Studios, we’ve always believed in the power of storytelling – stories that reflect who we are, what we love, and how we move through the world. And The Culture League is another bold step in that direction.”
Edith Nwekenta, Creative Director and Co-Founder of Webek Studios, further elaborated. “Working with Frank Onyeka, Wilfred Ndidi, and Victor Boniface – who are not just incredible footballers but absolute naturals on camera – has been a joy. They brought their real selves to the show, and that honesty and energy shaped everything. The show is the beginning of something fresh. It’s bold, rooted in culture, and unapologetically us.”
During the launch, guests were treated to a special screening of the debut episode. The hosts, Victor Boniface, Wilfred Ndidi and Frank Onyeka sat down with prominent Nigerian artist, Falz and reality TV star, Elozonam for a frank and engaging conversation.
The episode delved into various topics, from sports and lifestyle to personal journeys, offering viewers an authentic glimpse into the dynamic discussions that will define the series.
The Culture League is set to delve into diverse aspects of pop culture, creative achievements, and the compelling narratives that define contemporary African society. Through candid discussions, exclusive interviews, and engaging segments, the talk show aims to celebrate the continent’s immense talent and its growing impact on the global stage.
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