Paulash Panache to Host “Block & Chill” at Africa Blockchain Festival

Paulash Panache will host “Block & Chill” during Africa Blockchain Festival in Kigali, blending Afrobeat, Amapiano, global sounds, and networking.

Award-winning entertainment executive and nightlife curator Paul Femi Asiru, popularly known as Paulash Panache, is set to host an exclusive nightlife event, “Block & Chill,” during the upcoming Africa Blockchain Festival in Kigali, Rwanda.

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The three-day festival, taking place from November 7–9, 2025, will bring together regulators, tech founders, investors, creatives, policy leaders, and digital innovators to explore Africa’s role in the global digital economy.

Discussions will cover practical applications of blockchain and emerging technologies across sectors including agriculture, business, governance, finance, and entertainment.

Following the day’s conference sessions, Paulash, in collaboration with entertainment strategist Dami Adenuga, will deliver a premium nightlife experience at Atelier du Vin, blending Afrobeat, Amapiano, and global sounds with immersive visuals, celebrity appearances, and high-energy performances.

“The festival aims to create an avenue for collaboration between the tech and entertainment ecosystems,” Paulash said. “Nightlife experiences like ‘Block & Chill’ provide informal networking spaces where investors, innovators, and creatives can connect beyond panel discussions.”

Paulash Panache is renowned for transforming nightlife experiences across Africa. His portfolio includes top-tier events such as Lituation Friday, Big Night Lagos, Wave Party Experience, Night of Icons, Rich Flex, Hotshots, as well as international pop-up events across Lagos, London, Manchester, Sheffield, Accra, Cameroon, and Dubai. He has also collaborated with major artists and DJs, bridging entertainment and lifestyle branding.

A University of Lagos graduate, Paulash began his career in talent management and event production before rising to prominence in Africa’s entertainment scene. Today, he serves as a brand strategist, event curator, and entertainment consultant, working with leading music and lifestyle brands.

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As part of the festival, Paulash and his partners will also host club tours at selected premium venues in Kigali’s central district, offering delegates and invited guests a unique opportunity to experience the city’s vibrant nightlife.