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Comment: In accordance with the Wikimedia Foundation's Terms of Use, I disclose that I have been paid by my employer for my contributions to this article. Omodiale Godwin (talk) 15:38, 28 June 2025 (UTC)

African Creators Conference 2025

The African Creators Conference 2025 (ACC 2025) is an upcoming pan-African innovation and creativity summit focused on the role of technology, digital transformation, and creative entrepreneurship in shaping the continent’s future. The conference is scheduled to take place on September 26–27, 2025, in Abuja, Nigeria. It is expected to host over 2,000 participants, including creators, technologists, policymakers, investors, and representatives from development agencies across Africa.

The event is organized by Branddek Limited, a Nigerian-based Brand Developer,,ative and digital consultancy.

Overview

The 2025 edition is themed: Future of Africa in the Global Digital Economy: Artificial Intelligence as a Catalyst.”

The conference seeks to:

Promote the use of artificial intelligence and digital tools in Africa’s creative sectors.
Foster collaboration between creators, innovators, and industry leaders.
Showcase success stories from across the continent in content creation, innovation, and digital entrepreneurship.
Equip young African talents with the skills and exposure needed for the global digital economy.

History

The African Creators Conference was initiated by Branddek Limited as a community-centered platform for training, showcasing, and networking among African creators. Prior to the 2025 edition, Branddek hosted smaller events under the same vision in several Nigerian cities.

ACC 2025 represents the first international flagship edition and marks the beginning of a broader expansion plan to host the event across various African countries such as Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa.

Format and Features

ACC 2025 will include:

Keynote addresses from industry leaders and policymakers
Expert-led panel sessions and workshops
Masterclasses in digital economy, artificial intelligence, animation, and digital storytelling
Innovation showcases and product demonstrations
Creative awards and talent recognition ceremonies

Thematic Zones

The event will feature dedicated breakout rooms, including:

AI & Digital Economy Room
Gaming & Animation Room
Content Creation & Tools Lab
Art & Fashion
Tech & Startup Pavilion
Music, Film, and Performing Arts Room

Organizers

Convener: Godwin Omodiale – Founder, Branddek Limited
Co-Convener: Godwin Iku Jacob – Founder Axia Tech

The organizing team comprises professionals in software development, branding experts, digital marketing, tech innovation, event management, and youth development.

Partners

ACC 2025 is supported by a network of government agencies, development organizations, and private companies, including:

National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA)
Mastercard Foundation
Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Pulse Africa and Pulse Nigeria
MSME Africa
Eventpadi
Federal Ministry of Youth Development
Federal Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy (in progress)
More partners will be listed

Future Editions

Organizers plan to expand the African Creators Conference to other African regions, with rotating editions across East, West, and Southern Africa. The aim is to build an interconnected ecosystem of creative hubs and contribute to job creation and inclusive innovation through the digital economy.

Media and Coverage

The event will be streamed live, with media coverage expected from local and international outlets. ACC will also engage digital influencers, cultural commentators, and tech journalists to broaden its visibility.

References

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External Links

References

[1] Pulse Africa – ACC2025 Partnership Announcement

[2] Mastercard Foundation – Creative Economy Report

[3] Africa Creators Conference-ACC2025

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