Foundation Plans Big For Zarita Fashion & Arts Fusion 2024 

The StellaRita Awelle Humanitarian Foundation, is set to for the highly anticipated Zarita Fashion and Arts Fusion 2024 endorsed and approved by the Federal Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Investment and other Federal Government Ministries in Nigeria. 

Speaking during a press briefing by the chief visionary office of Zarita Fashion and Arts Fusion, Ambassador Stella Rita Asogwa (JP), FIBM, FIISD, FCIAP. said that the event would take place from November 15th to 17th at the prestigious Shell Hall, MUSON Centre, Lagos.

She said  the event will serve as a dynamic platform to showcase Africa’s most talented and innovative creatives.

The theme; “THE TIME TRAVELER” will challenge participants to explore the fluidity of time through art, fashion, and design. It is an invitation to journey through past, present, and future, telling Africa’s stories through the lens of creativity, culture, and innovation.

The event will be chaired by the Honorable Minister of Trade, Industry and Investment.

The StellaRita Awelle Humanitarian Foundation is a non-governmental organization committed to promoting social good and empowerment across Africa. Through its community service projects, the foundation has continually enriched and uplifted lives across African communities. By partnering with initiatives that uplift and inspire lives, the Foundation plays a pivotal role in creating opportunities for African citizens especially the youth.

The event will also draw inspiration from different time periods and creating a fusion of past, present, and future” promises to be a captivating journey through time, celebrating cultural diversity, fostering innovation, and creating invaluable networking opportunities for young creatives in Africa.

The fashion show will also promote the Tourism Assets of Nigeria through Arts and Culture through the partnership with relevant organizations across Africa.  

The event is also expected to attract top government functionaries, selected African Embassies and High Commissions, Members of the National Assembly, Captains of Industries across the African Continent, Notable Civil Society Organizations, Humanitarian Organizations as well as Young Creatives from across the African continent,” she said.