Group To Host Pan-African Leaders In Abuja

All is now set by the management of Black Diamond International to play host to African leaders who have been warming up to participate in the celebration of Pan -African International Festival scheduled to kick-start on March 7 and 8, 2025, at Transcorp International Hotel Abuja to celebrate the continent’s potential and future.

Chief executive officer /managing director, Black Diamond International, Rev. Agbor Martinsblack- Diamond, disclosed this yesterday to our correspondent during a telephone conversation on the event.

“This festival is more than just an event; it’s a movement, a renaissance of the African spirit, culture, and innovation.

“Together, we’ll showcase Africa’s finest goods, champion mass food production through the Green Revolution, and ignite the spark of innovation in science, technology, trade, and industry,” he maintained.

The CEO stated that discussions by top African leaders, including Kenyan activist and lawyer Prof. Patrick Lumumba, will help to shape the future of the African continent, where doors will open to several opportunities in the areas of agriculture and technology.

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He described the ceremony as a confab that would spur a turnaround in agriculture, automobiles, science, and technology to change the continent’s future.

Speaking on the theme “African Scientific/Technical Self Reliance and New Agricultural Innovations in the Spirit of African Renaissance,” the CEO said, “This is our time to come together, to uplift, and empower Africa from within.”

“Companies, government bodies, international agencies, and individuals are participating in making this vision a reality. Register now and stand with us as we shape the future of Africa,” he added.

Black Diamond urged corporate entities hoping to sustain their brands to participate in the festival’s discussion of Africa’s future.

Issues to be touched on at the confab will include job creation and curbing illegal immigration that drowns migrating Africans in the deep ocean of Europe and America.