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The CRID Convention 2025 is a global gathering of Cross Riverians from around the world to celebrate heritage, foster community, and drive progress for the future of Cross River State. Over three days, attendees will experience an inspiring mix of keynote speeches, interactive panel discussions, cultural performances, and networking opportunities.
Event Highlights
Keynote Speeches: Featuring the Nigerian High Commissioner and other thought leaders.
Panel Discussions: Explore sustainable development, entrepreneurship, and diaspora contributions.
Workshops: Hands-on sessions on leadership, gender inclusion, and innovation.
Dinner Night: A glamorous evening with cultural music, CRS delicacies, awards, and entertainment.
Fundraising Initiative: Raising $20,000 for the CRID Rural Water Project to provide clean water to communities in Cross River State.
THIS IS AN AMAZING EVENT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
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The AFRICAN CULTURAL CELEBRATION NIGHT aimed at promoting African History shall be taking place on the 14th of November 2025 at The Regency Banquetting Suite, 113 Bruce Grove in London
Grab yours today and come and have a great time at the most fun filled Cultural event in Britain.
Meet SammySossa The Voice of the Streets with the Vision of a Legend
Born in the U.S. but rooted in royal Efik heritage, SammySossa is more than an artist he’s a movement. A dynamic storyteller, rapper, filmmaker, and cultural torchbearer, SammySossa blends raw truth with refined talent. From surviving the streets and academic setbacks to going viral multiple times, he’s turned every detour into a new dimension of artistry. As the founder of MODDO (Modern Oddity), he’s building a tribe of loyal fans while inspiring the next generation to lead with identity, growth, and fearless creativity. Whether on stage, behind the camera, or in the community, SammySossa is proof that greatness is born when pain meets purpose.
My PhD journey started in February 2022. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Fine Art (painting) and a master’s degree in Human Resource Management and Employment Relations. I have attended HR and leadership courses at the Harvard University, Boston and the United States Labour College, Maryland, US. My career spans over 20 years’ work experience across different departments of commercial banks – corporate services, branch management and HR. I have managed employment relations and HR projects of an international bank for over a decade. Due to my passion for employee voice and rights, I facilitated the establishment of the Ecobank senior staff union – the Association of Senior Staff of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions (ASSBIFI) and became its founding President (2008 – 2016). I initiated and facilitated the implementation of HR policies such as the policy that authorized the union to represent the interest of employees as a member of the Ecobank Disciplinary Committee and facilitated its implementation in other Nigerian banks.
I am also an accomplished Commercial Business and Retail Operations Manager, HR Strategist and Administrator, Talent Manager, Employee Relations Specialist, HRM Researcher and Business Process Optimization Advocate. Initiated and facilitated the implementation of fundamental business and HR policies that enhanced organizational performance and employee experience.
HIS WORK AS A PRACTISING ARTIST
Gogo Anyanwu Jr stated practicing art in his early years as a child – drawing his parents and siblings. In 1982,
Gogo won the first position in a Nigerian National Art competition for children in primary and secondary schools, organised by the National Council for Arts and Culture, Lagos. Over the subsequent years, Gogo’s interest and skills in drawing and painting improved due to the influence and guidance from his father, Prince Alban Gogo Anyanwu (1934-2023), a graduate of the old ABU Zaria art school and one of the two pioneer sculpture graduates of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
Gogo is a practicing artist who uses paintings to depict his culture and environment. Based in Leeds, the UK, Gogo holds a bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts (painting) from the University of Uyo, Nigeria, where he graduated with a Second Class Honours Upper Division. Since his graduation in 1998, Gogo has produced over 400 paintings in different media and has participated in solo and group art exhibitions in Nigeria and the UK.
Gogo’s passion is teaching children and youngsters how to draw and paint. He has facilitated art workshops for children and adults across West Yorkshire, including the 2023 and 2024 Leeds International African Arts Festival (LIAAF) and the 2024 University of Leeds Africa Week.
Gogo has received awards in the UK for his creative excellence, community service and education through drawing and painting.
ART EXHIBITIONS, WORKSHOPS AND PROJECTS IN THE UK
Solo Exhibition at the CERIC Doctoral Conference, University of Leeds, Leeds May 23, 2025
Group Exhibition at the 2024 University of Leeds Africa Week, Leeds May 20 – 25, 2024
Solo Exhibition at the 2024 Leeds International African Arts Festival (LIAAF), Leeds July 1 – 6, 2024
Group Exhibition at the 2023 Leeds International African Arts Festival (LIAAF), Leeds July 3 – 8, 2024
Solo Exhibition at the 2024 Leeds International African Arts Festival (LIAAF), Leeds July 1 – 6, 2023
Art Workshop, 2024 Leeds International African Arts Festival (LIAAF), Leeds July 7, 2024
Art Workshop for Children, University of Leeds Africa Week May 20 – 25, 2024
Art Workshop, 2023 Leeds International African Arts Festival (LIAAF), Leeds July 9, 2023
Art Workshop for children, Nigeria Community Leeds (NCL), Leeds May 13 – 14 2023
GOGO HAS WON THE FOLLOWING AWARDS BELOW
NELAS Academy Outstanding Creative Artist Award for ‘professional excellence and high standards of ethical conduct in creative art’, London – January 28, 2023.
ZAFAA African Film and Academy Awards for ‘Contribution to the growth of the African and Black communities in the UK’, London – November 19, 2022.
The AFRICA4U Awards for Africans and Caribbeans in West Yorkshire for ‘Creative excellence and community service’, Bradford – May 7, 2022.
National Art Competition for children in Primary and Secondary schools organized by the National Council for Arts and Culture, Lagos – Nigeria in 1983. 1 st Position.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BOOK GOGO FOR AN ARTS EXHIBITION OR ARTS WORKSHOP , CONTACT +44 7983 029328
New Book Release: “Sound Mind” by Tope Dada – Discover the Healing Power of Music
In a world battling anxiety, depression, and emotional exhaustion, one universal language continues to offer hope—music. I’m excited to finally share something deeply personal and powerful with you—my new book, “Sound Mind: How Music Shapes Mental Health and Emotional Well-being.”
This book is more than just a collection of thoughts. It’s a testimony. A guide. A healing companion. It’s the story of how I discovered the calming, renewing, and transformative power of music—not just as an artist, but as a human being navigating emotional valleys and spiritual highs.
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What Inspired This Book?
There was a season of my life marked by rejection, waiting, and pain. In that waiting room of destiny, I found music—and music found me. From playing instruments in church to writing songs like The Storm Is Over and I Am Blessed, music became more than expression. It became therapy.
Years later, after studying Psychology and earning a Master’s in Peace, Conflict, and Development, I realized something powerful: there’s a divine science behind the sound. Music doesn’t just move us—it heals us.
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What You’ll Discover in “Sound Mind”
The science and spirituality of music’s effect on the brain
How music can help with stress, anxiety, and depression
Real-life testimonies and reflections from my journey
Practical ways to use music for emotional self-care
How music and sound shape our inner world and mental well-being
Whether you’re an individual, a music lover, a mental health advocate, or someone going through a hard season, this book is for you.
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Where to Get It
Sound Mind is available now on Amazon in paperback and Kindle formats.
Thank you to everyone who’s supported me on this journey—from family and friends to the amazing readers who’ve already begun sending reviews and feedback. I see you. I appreciate you.
Let’s continue to make music, live whole, and be intentional about healing.
> “Music gave me purpose when I felt forgotten. Now I give music to help others feel remembered.” – Tope Dada
In a world where artists often choose one lane, Daniel Okezue has spent his creative life building bridges, between forms, between cultures, and between people.
With roots in Nigeria and a thriving artistic presence in the UK, Daniel is a multi-hyphenate creative force whose work spans theatre, poetry, photography, stand-up comedy, and screen performance. He doesn’t just create art, he curates experiences, tells hard truths, and crafts spaces where other voices can rise.
At the heart of Daniel’s creative expression is performance, poetic, passionate, and powerfully human. Whether delivering stirring spoken word pieces like “Let Him Be Human” (a men’s mental health anthem) or “Breathe” (a poetic love letter to Bradford for its 2025 City of Culture journey), his performances are raw yet refined, grounded yet galvanizing.
His event “Testing the Mic” is a testament to his ability to host and elevate, offering an inclusive, electric space where diverse communities come together to laugh, listen, and live art out loud.
A natural host and humorist, Daniel’s comedy lands where culture and commentary meet. His wit is sharp, often drawing on diasporic experiences, intergenerational dynamics, and subtle cultural ironies. His shows are as much about laughter as they are about reflection.
He brings this same magnetic energy to The Wedding Soirée, a high-energy celebration that blends tradition with modern elegance, and his role as host and organiser ensures every detail, and every guest, feels unforgettable.
In his mission to bring art out of venues and into the lives of people, Daniel in collaboration with DJ Remmy launched “Afrobeat Party on the Street” a vibrant, high-energy cultural event that transforms city streets into living dance floors and celebration zones.
More than just music and movement, the Afrobeat Party is a declaration of joy, identity, and shared rhythm. Featuring music, dancers, and open mic spots, it’s a street-level celebration of African excellence, open to all, grounded in community.
This initiative has become a crowd favourite and will play a key role in Bradford’s public-facing cultural programming.
Daniel’s roots in theatre are deep, with multiple acclaimed stage performances that have cemented his presence in the Nigerian and UK performing arts scene. His credits include: The Blue Blood, Just Because, The Confab etc all directed by Nwando Alayande, Butterflies 1-3 (2021-2023, Lagos) directed by Dimeji Ladipo and Scrilla (2024, Bradford) written and directed by Shirmaley Fontaine. Each role Daniel takes on is met with emotional depth, humour and magnetic presence, he doesn’t just perform a character, he inhabits it.
Beyond the stage, Daniel’s artistry extends to the lens. Through art photography, he captures not just images but identities, framing stories, and joy in ways that reclaim beauty and visibility.
His work isn’t content with aesthetics alone, it’s intentional. It’s storytelling in pixels and posture.
Daniel has also appeared on screen, with short movie roles and TV moments, including features on Africa Magic, where his presence brought emotional range and character depth. He continues to explore film as a space to bring poetry, advocacy, and character together, and fans can expect more screen performances in his future slate.
Daniel doesn’t just create art, he nurtures it in others. As the founder of The Prolific Creative Hub, he leads a space that empowers emerging artists across disciplines, offering workshops, collaborative projects, and performance opportunities.
The Hub is a living example of Daniel’s belief that creativity is community work, and culture must be cultivated with care.
Daniel is at the forefront of some of the UK’s most exciting cultural moments. He’s set to perform at the Bradford African Festival of Arts (BAFA), a celebration of African culture, artistry, and heritage right in the heart of Yorkshire.
As Bradford steps into its spotlight as the 2025 UK City of Culture, Daniel is one of the voices to watch, not just performing, but shaping what the future of inclusive, impactful performance looks like.
From city-wide festivals to intimate theatre halls, Daniel is determined to tell stories that matter, to speak for the unheard, celebrate the overlooked, and remind us all of the power of art that connects.
Daniel Okezue is not simply an artist, he is a movement. A storyteller. A cultural bridge. A builder of platforms.
Daniel sees performance not just as art, but as a tool for transformation. Whether working with young people, advocating through verse, or hosting vibrant cultural events, his goal remains clear: to use words to build a better, more connected world.
Blvck Ic3 is a multidisciplinary artist, dancer, musician, and DJ based in Bradford, UK. With roots in classical dance training and a passion for community empowerment, their creative journey blends movement, music, and storytelling into bold, socially conscious expression.
Beginning their dance training at just three years old with the Dewhirst School of Dance through the National Association of Teachers of Dance (NATD), they studied Ballet and Tap before expanding into Modern, Contemporary, Musical Theatre, Jazz, Street Dance, and Commercial styles. By age 10, they had completed the NATD Rainbow Award and received a trophy from Craig Revel Horwood for their performance.
At 15, Blvck Ic3 began exploring music production and DJing, quickly gaining local recognition performing across venues in Bradford. Their original music, first released in 2024, delves into themes of mental health, self-worth, social boundaries, and creative freedom.
In addition to their artistic practice, they are passionate about youth and community work. After earning a Level 2 qualification in Youth Work in 2022, they launched Steppers, a community dance initiative with groups for youth aged 12 and under, 12 and over, and adults—providing a platform for expression, movement, and confidence-building.
Blvck Ic3 continues to break boundaries across disciplines, inspiring others through both personal artistry and collective action.
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What Inspired This Book?
What You’ll Discover in “Sound Mind”
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