Founder, Brave Hearts Group, Ambassador Princess Adesuwa Obaseki while underscoring her commitment to promoting African culture on the global stage to mark Africa Day celebration, recently hosted diplomats, key stakeholders and government officials in recognition of her contributions to African culture.
The two-day event attracted a diverse audience, including government officials, secondary school students, and key stakeholders from the culture and tourism sectors.
Notable attendees included ambassadors from Brazil, Burundi, Trinidad and Tobago, China, and UNESCO, as well as Chairman of the Yoruba Community in Abuja, Otunba Hakeem Adetunji.
On May 24, 2024, Africa Day was celebrated with grandeur, emphasising the continent’s rich cultural heritage and its journey through history.
In her speech titled “Africa Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” Ambassador Obaseki reflected on Africa’s profound transformation from ancient civilizations to the modern era, emphasising the continent’s resilience and potential.
She noted that Africa’s journey is a testament to its enduring spirit and the dynamic interplay of its challenges and opportunities.
Obaseki is a philanthropist, speaker and a distinguished entrepreneur who runs a multimillion investment which started as a small business. Her ventures include Bravehearts Marketing Communications Limited, Palm Afrika, and the Transition Train Lottery.
In recognition of her contributions to African culture, she was appointed as a Cultural Ambassador to the African Union in November 2021, underscoring her commitment to promoting African culture on a global scale.
The celebration featured an array of activities such as music, dance, and art performances, which showcased the diversity and vibrancy of African culture. The festivities continued on the morning of May 25 with a Liberation Walk through selected routes in Abuja.
The day concluded with a diplomatic dinner at the Korea Cultural Center, where the Korean Ambassador emphasised the importance of strengthening trade and cultural ties between Africa and South Korea.
