In a bold step towards defining Africa’s role in the 21st-century digital economy, the African Creators Conference 2025 is set to gather some of the continent’s most brilliant minds and influential voices from September 26th to 27th in Abuja, Nigeria. Themed “The Future of Africa in the Global Digital Economy,” the event will convene creators, policy experts, tech entrepreneurs, content innovators, government agencies, and international stakeholders.
Organized by Branddek, the conference is envisioned as a catalyst for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, latest trend showcase, capacity development and investment in Africa’s fast-growing digital and creative industries. The event will include a series of keynote speeches, high-impact panel discussions, masterclasses, and interactive exhibitions that bridge the gap between creativity, innovation, and economic development.
“Digital transformation is not a trend – it is the present and the future. Africa must not only participate but lead in creating solutions that are scalable and globally relevant,” said Godwin Omodiale, Convener and Founder of Branddek. “The African Creators Conference will offer a platform for conversations that matter, innovations that inspire, and policies that empower.”
Highlights of the Conference Include:
• 30+ Speakers and Experts from tech, government, investment, academia, and creative sectors.
• Breakout Thematic Rooms covering AI, software development, fintech, policy frameworks, digital exports, and content monetization.
• African Creators Awards Ceremony to recognize excellence in tech, storytelling, design, and digital innovation.
• Startup and SME Exhibition Hub, where businesses will showcase digital products, AI applications, and export-ready creative items.
• Investor Roundtables offering pitching opportunities and strategic partnerships.
In an era where Africa’s youthful population is increasingly becoming digitally empowered, the African Creators Conference aims to spotlight how emerging technologies, particularly Artificial Intelligence, can unlock inclusive growth and sustainable development. Special attention will be given to supporting women-led and youth-driven businesses in the digital space.
The conference also aims to drive synergy between African creators and global actors through collaborative engagements, diaspora inclusion, and regional integration of Africa’s digital market.
Expected to attend are delegations from regional trade organizations, multilateral agencies, donor bodies, embassies, tech giants, and creative networks across the continent.
ACC 2025 is supported by National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy, Mastercard Foubdation, Federal Ministry of Youth Development,MSME Africa, Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Event Padi Amongst others
Registration & Participation:
Organizers are calling on creators, developers, founders, investors, and digital media professionals to register early at www.africancreatorsconference.com/register, where nominations for the African Creators Awards 2025, exhibitor booths, and speaking slots are also open.
For additional information, visit www.africancreatorsconference.com or contact info@branddek.com.
