Sopuruchi Onwuka

Nigerians abroad will in the first quarter of next year shake the ground in far away city of Sacramento, Northern Califonia in United States in a rave that would bond ties and display rich cultures of the country.

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Nigerian Day commemoration, according to Nigerians In Diaspora Organization (NIDO), turns on the groups objectives building social, cultural and business networks between Nigerians and their friends across the world.

“NIDO is dedicated to uniting Nigerians abroad, promoting Nigerian culture, and fostering cross-cultural understanding across the globe. Through events like Nigerian Day, we aim to build bridges and strengthen connections between Nigeria and the international community,” the group declared in a statement.

Managing Director of CEKO Ventures & Associates LLC, Gift Ibezim-Eze, “the Nigerian Day Commemoration will offer attendees an immersive experience of Nigeria’s vibrant culture through traditional music, dance, art, and cuisine; showcasing the diverse and colorful essence of Nigerian life.”

“The event will attract a broad audience, including Nigerians, Americans, and people from various backgrounds, fostering meaningful cultural exchange and understanding,” she added.

The organizers expect government agencies, cultural enthusiasts, corporate organizations and brand promoters in Nigeria and abroad to provide all forms of support “and ensure the success of this significant event the event.”

“This event is not only a celebration of Nigeria’s vibrant culture; it is also a meaningful opportunity to give back to those in need. We believe that our sponsors will greatly benefit from the exposure and networking opportunities, while playing a vital role in improving lives in Nigeria,” she stated.

“Sponsorship contributions will help cover event expenses and ensure that we create a high-quality experience for everyone involved. Importantly, proceeds from this event will go towards establishing a fully equipped Old People’s Home in Nigeria, with a special focus on providing Mental Health Services for the elderly,” she added.

According to the event brochure, sponsorship categories range from as small as $300 to $15,000 and above.

Sponsors based in Nigeria are also offered the opportunity to provide their support in Naira.

The sponsorship funds, according to the statement from NIDO, will be invested in making the event resonate and deliver a lasting experience on attendees.

Individual or corporate sponsors, according to the organizers, will reap the benefits of brand visibility through event promotions and marketing materials.

There are also the opportunities of on-site branding and advertising, access to a diverse and engaged audience for networking and business development, as well as public recognition during the event and across our social media platforms.

“In addition to proceeds from the event being channelled to establishing a fully equipped Old People’s Home, all sponsors and donors will be honored on a Wall of Fame within the gated community, symbolizing the lasting impact of their contribution,” Ibezim-Eze said.

“We are confident that your organization shares our values of cultural diversity and community service. Together, we can create a remarkable event and a lasting legacy.” She declared.