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Ijebu Detty December will create jobs, boost local businesses – Fowode

Founder of Ijebu Detty December, Jide Fowode, says the festival will create jobs, boost local businesses, and position Ijebuland as a December destination. Read More: https://punchng.com/ijebu-detty-december-will-create-jobs-boost-local-businesses-fowode/

Ijebu Detty December will create jobs, boost local businesses – Fowode

Ijebu Detty December is a festival that aims to create economic opportunities, cultural expression, youth engagement and position Ijebuland as a December destination. The event organizers, Festival Managers Africa International Limited, believe that December offers various opportunities for economic activities and for members of the creative community to showcase their talents.

The festival is the first to be organized by the company, which was established about two years ago. The founder, Otunba Jide Fowode, a son of the soil and an Ijebu man, is passionate about contributing to the development of his hometown and creating awareness about Ijebuland's December celebration. The event will combine contemporary entertainment with Ijebu's cultural heritage, featuring activities such as food, fashion, lifestyle, local businesses and products, comedy, dance, games, cultural performances, live entertainment and live performances by established and emerging entertainers.

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