An evening of African beats and gourmet delights at ‘EYO by La Campagne’ did not merely meet it’s expectations last Sunday, it exceeded them.
True to La Campagne’s tradition of transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary, this highbrow Sunday soirée was set against the stunning backdrop of Lagos Island, overlooking the serene lagoon. The event was hosted at 8 Oyinkan Abayomi Drive, Ikoyi, a location that exudes sophistication and class, befitting the caliber of its distinguished promoters.
The evening commenced with tantalizing aromas of exotic cuisine and fine wines, setting a luxurious tone, as guests arrived in style, in their opulent vehicles, a testament to their elite status. Among the attendees were influential business magnates, esteemed retirees, top politicians, and high-ranking government officials, each name more illustrious than the last.
Tourism icon Otunba Olawanle Akinboboye highlighted that EYO by La Campagne offers more than just exceptional music and cuisine. Guests can luxuriate in a serene pool, conduct meetings in a deluxe conference center, and explore an exclusive art gallery. Dining options range from international gourmet dishes to beloved local favorites like amala, iyan egusi, and jollof rice, ensuring a culinary journey across West Africa. The evening culminates in an unforgettable live performance, celebrating the rich tapestry of African music and dance.
The launch of EYO by La Campagne on Queens Drive, Ikoyi, was a spectacle to behold. The night featured dazzling performances by Atunda entertainment stars, which included, Olo Omidan Bata, Tasha, and Ara Thunder, following a traditional welcome by Eyo masquerades.
Adding a touch of poetic elegance, Zimbabwean-American poet and artist, Meleni Mhlaba-Adebo delivered a stirring, thought-provoking ode to the beauty of African women, blending spoken word with musical artistry to the delight of the sophisticated audience.
Dolamu Badejo, the CEO of Culturalti, representing the Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Idris Aregbe, in her speech, said that guests can now enjoy a seamless experience, with a cruise from Ikoyi to La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort for daytime activities, returning to the city for a sumptuous dinner at EYO by La Campagne.
In alignment with the vision of Otunba Olawanle Akinboboye’s tourism structure for IPADA, which is the return of people of African descent and lovers of Africa to Africa and IPADA Carnival, a celebration of this return, coming up between November 29th and December 8th 2024 / 2025 at La Campagne Tropicana Beach Resort, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria, there will be cruise journeys to various West African destinations from the Ikoyi jetty at EYO by La Campagne, which will be opened daily, with a signature offering of entertainment.
EYO by La Campagne promises to be the pinnacle of African entertainment and relaxation. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exclusive experience where high society meets cultural celebration.
