You just cant miss this festival of African arts and culture!

Its all about the celebration of African Art and Culture.
There will be display of African fashion, arts and crafts, tourism and travel, technology/telecommunication, catering and publishing. You should be a part of this!


For enquiries:

Ola Mustapha
Kiskirine Events Ltd
Membership Secretary for Engineering Forum Nigeria(UK)
Cordinator for NDTIA
Africanshowcase Market
Events & Marketing Consultant
www.africanshowcasemarket.com
www.kiskirineevents.org
www.divineflava.co.uk
www.efn.org.uk
07956675412/07405 146401

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