This Week in Lagos (Events in Lagos)

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Hello Guys,

Hope y’all having a good week so far. I am back with my weekly event roundup in Lagos Aka Las Gidi. For those that read our last week’s post, you would remember that we dedicated this month to the great Prof Wole Soyinka because the remarkable Legend was born this month, infact his birthday falls during this weekend. I need not tell you that a lot of din din has been cooking up for his big day including plays organised in Lagos this weekend to celebrate his big day. Like i said he is a legend, one a lot of us look up to as a mentor.

Asides Prof Wole Soyinka’s birthday, here are the events in Lagos this week

Friday 12th July: TGIF Italian Night at Eko hotel & Suites

Start your weekend in a classy place with mouth watering Italian meals at Eko Hotel. There will be a fine selection of pasta and other italian meals with original Italian spices being made by the best Italian chefs you can find in Lagos. The night will continue with live karaoke for you and your friends to sing your favorite songs. You are allowed to create your own favorite dish at the live cooking station all at the Italian Night. All this and more at Eko Hotel’s Italian Night for only N7,000 Reserve your spot online and get a free cocktail.

Italian Night

Saturday 13th & Sunday 14th July ‘The World Premiere of Wole Soyinka’s Eni Ogun‘ at Muson Centre Onikan, Lagos

7th Annual Season of Soyinka As the Legend turns 79 and in the 7th Annual “Season of Soyinka“, The Musical Society of Nigeria (MUSON) and Renegade Theatre present the World Premiere of the Stage Play ENI OGUN, based on the autobiographical works of Wole Soyinka. The play directed and produced by Wole Oguntokun will hold this Saturday and Sunday. You don’t want to miss out on this historic play. Grab your tickets online now for only N5,000.

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Sunday 14th ‘A Harvest with Wole Soyinka‘ at Terra Kulture, Lagos

Performing Arts studio is back with The Jero Plays. The two short plays about Brother Jeroboam, the rather less than holy West African “beach divine” created by Nobel Laureate Professor Wole Soyinka. In this original comedy, the charlatan preacher, burdened by a “cross” known as the daughter of Eve uses Christian superstition for his own salvation. In the sequel, the profit minded “Prophet” thwarts a government attempt to cleanse the beach of all the dubious brethren who ply their trade there. Harvest with Wole Soyinka is showing this sunday at Terra kulture for the 2nd time this month, Last Sunday’s reception was so big you could tell that Prof Wole Soyinka’s fans where out to have fun at the play. Buy your discounted tickets online now and stand a chance to win a 3rd ticket free.

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Make sure to have a great weekend.

 

See you nextweek.