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65th Independence: Lagos To Host Grand Finale Of Greatest Nigerian Classics Concert

by The Culture Newspaper September 27, 2025
by The Culture Newspaper September 27, 2025
A wave of nostalgia and national pride is sweeping across the world, and it is coming home to Lagos. As Nigeria marks 65 years of independence this year, Enchanted Concerts presents the much-anticipated Greatest Nigerian Classics edition: a powerful jazz orchestral musical tribute to the golden age of Nigerian sound.

Performed by the renowned Premier Symphony Orchestra and award-winning stage actor Oluchi Odii, the Lagos concert brings to life the 8timeless music of legends like Victor Olaiya, Osita Osadebe, Victor Uwaifo, Alex Zitto, Bobby Benson, Evi Edna Ogholi, and many more.

The tour kicked off this September in Toronto and Calgary, with audiences around the world relishing the sounds of old Nigerian music, performed by an orchestra.

The grand finale is coming home to the MUSON Centre, Lagos, on September 28th, 2025.

This isn’t just a concert. It’s a cultural movement. “Something remarkable is happening around the world,” says Funmi Oyatogun, Founder of Enchanted Concerts and curator of the experience. “We’ve built a community around pride, nostalgia, and excellence. People are craving connection to the old feeling of home; not just through food or festivals, but through the music that raised us.”

The concert is produced by TVP Events – a global experience company with years of expertise in curating unforgettable cultural moments.


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