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Orijin lights up Felabration, celebrating Fela’s legacy

Orijin lights up Felabration, celebrating Fela’s legacy
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Cultural heritage remains relevant when people can experience it in new settings, share it across generations and reinterpret it through contemporary forms of expression. For Orijin, the partnership went beyond visibility at a major music festival.
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  • ✦By Ayo Onikoyi Culture evolves when heritage meets new forms of expression.
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2026:This thinking informed Orijin’s presence at Felabration 2026, held in Lagos from October 16 to 18.today:By participating in an event associated with artistic freedom, cultural identity and creative expression, Orijin sought to create experiences that bring indigenous heritage into conversations that resonate with today’s audiences.Saturday:On Saturday, Oriki and dance performances brought indigenous storytelling and movement into the festival experience.
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  • ✦Cultural heritage remains relevant when people can experience it in new settings, share it across generations and reinterpret it through contemporary forms of expression.
  • ✦For Orijin, the partnership went beyond visibility at a major music festival.
  • ✦By Ayo Onikoyi Culture evolves when heritage meets new forms of expression.
Key Facts:2026: This thinking informed Orijin’s presence at Felabration 2026, held in Lagos from October 16 to 18.today: By participating in an event associated with artistic freedom, cultural identity and creative expression, Orijin sought to create experiences that bring indigenous heritage into conversations that resonate with today’s audiences.Saturday: On Saturday, Oriki and dance performances brought indigenous storytelling and movement into the festival experience.Sunday: On Sunday, cocktails provided another opportunity for attendees to interact with the brand.
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By Ayo Onikoyi Culture evolves when heritage meets new forms of expression. Across Nigeria, indigenous traditions continue to find relevance through music, dance, fashion, and digital storytelling, shaping how younger generations experience and express their identity.

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Cultural heritage remains relevant when people can experience it in new settings, share it across generations and reinterpret it through contemporary forms of expression.

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This thinking informed Orijin’s presence at Felabration 2026, held in Lagos from October 16 to 18.

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