How All Africa Festivals 2024 Earned Us NDSBB Ratings In America

A United States based Nigeria born events expert, Olasunkami Olanrewaju, aka Asiwaju Ola has related his recent rating by a US agency as one of the top 13 most successful business owners in North Dakota State of America to the maiden edition of the All-African Festivals held in 2024.

Olanrewaju who had earlier in the year launched his multimedia firm, Signal Media Link International expressed that the All-Africa Festivals which was widely attended was among others things a move to foster unalloyed unity in the African-American community in the US.

According to him, it was a thing of joy to see the agency which was designed to seek to the assessment of medium and small-scale businesses in the US to rate his firm high for its excellence and diligent gathering of Africans in a mostly populated white domain during the maiden edition of the cultural festival.

Speaking further, he disclosed that though it was tasking for his firm to bring the entire Africa communities in the four corners of the USA under same roof for the purpose of traditional and cultural performance and identity, it however calls for celebration has the epoch-making occasion has attracted several laurels in recent time.

Olarewanju added that the 2025 edition of the All-Africa Festivals in the Mid-west America will be a huge success as he is more determined to sensitize more Africa countries, most especially Nigeria, Uganda and Liberia for a more elaborate cultural performance.

“Building on the momentum of the rating accomplishments, Signal Media Links – Board member Samuel Zibiri and Committee Chairman Oluwaseun Odeyemi, a native of Ife, reflected on the arduous journey to achieving this notable recognition. They praised the passion and dedicated effort of Asiwaju Ola, citing it as a key factor in their success.

With renewed enthusiasm, the team is already gearing up for an even more impressive 2025 edition of the project, with many more exciting initiatives on the horizon, say Odeyemi”.