Omah Lay to Headline Motherland Festival Lagos 2025

Afro-fusion superstar Omah Lay will headline the Motherland Festival in Lagos on 20 December 2025, his only Lagos performance this festive season

Afro-fusion superstar Omah Lay is set to headline the inaugural Motherland Festival in Lagos on 20 December 2025, marking his only performance in the city during the festive season.

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The announcement follows a landmark year for the singer, who recently earned his first Grammy nomination for “With You,” a collaboration with Davido.

The track was also confirmed as Nigeria’s most-streamed song on Spotify this year.

In a joint statement, the co-founders of Motherland Festival expressed excitement over securing Omah Lay for the highly anticipated event.

“We’re excited that Omah Lay chose the Motherland stage as his only Lagos show this December. Fans from around the world will get their chance to celebrate the huge year he’s had in the centre of Afro-fusion and Afrobeats.

Alongside Seyi Vibez, The Cavemen, Odumodu Blvck, Qing Madi, Mavo, DJ Obi, and more, Omah Lay will be giving our attendees a show they’ll never forget,” the statement read.

Scheduled to run from 18–20 December, the festival promises to unite influential thinkers, global creatives, and cultural leaders for an immersive three-day experience in Lagos.

Sponsored by First Bank, it will take place at the Motherland Grounds beside the Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island.

Motherland Festival is designed to celebrate Nigerian excellence, reconnect the global diaspora to their roots, and spotlight Africa’s brilliance to the world.

The event aims to create a platform where culture, business, innovation, and heritage converge, fostering meaningful connections and opportunities for growth.

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Over the three days, attendees will experience performances, exhibitions, and discussions featuring some of the world’s brightest minds, creative visionaries, and cultural ambassadors, making the festival a landmark addition to Lagos’ cultural calendar.