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Omah Lay, 4 Other Nigerians to Perform, Speak at Forbes Summit

March 28, 2024 • 1 min read

Popular singer and songwriter, Omah Lay, and four other Nigerians have been announced as performers and speakers at the Forbes 30 under Africa Summit holding in Botswana in May 2024.

Themed ‘The Engine of Africa’s Economic Growth: Investment & Entrepreneurship’, Omah Lay will be performing alongside four other Nigerians who have been named as speakers for the event as Forbes “comes to Africa for its third and biggest iteration yet”.

Famous US entertainer and entrepreneur, Nick Cannon, the founder and executive chairman of Mbekani Group, Judy Dlamini, as well as Netflix Africa and Middle East VP of Content, Ben Amadasun, will join other Africans at the event holding at the Main Deck & Main Mall, Gaborone, Botswana.

Forbes described Omah Lay as one of “Nigeria’s most talked about innovators. His voice beautifully unravels tales that range from introspective to romantic to gratifyingly explicit, and expertly laid over lush and soulful production.”