What's Hot?
Late Reader To Literary Legend: Nick Butterworth Inspires...
Five Figurines’ Starring Bimbo Akintola Hits Cinemas Nov...
Abuja Filmmakers Need Infrastructure, Transparent Funding – Idiagbonya
Ministry Of Tourism Launches Installment Plans For Financial...
AJOFEST @ 40: RMD, Theatre Legends Reunite To...
Pan Macmillan Acquires Stake In New River Books
AFRIFF Unveils Star-Studded International Jury, Blockbuster Lineup For...
Readbug LitFest 2026 To Inspire Young Minds Through...
African Cultural Film Festival To Light Up Houston
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Moved To Low-Security Facility In...
  • Home
  • Arts & Exhibitions
  • Culture & Festivals
    • Culture Africana
    • Culture People
  • Fashion & Lifestyle
    • Music, Movies & More
  • News
    • Travel News
  • Opinion
    • Reviews (The Critics)
  • TCN Literati
  • Tourism & Hospitality
The Culture Newspaper
Arts & ExhibitionsCulture & Festivals

LIFANIMA 2024 – Bank Of Industry Confirms Sponsorship As Official Partner

by Eva Irewole August 21, 2024
by Eva Irewole August 21, 2024

By Eva Irewole

As preparations advance towards the eight edition of Lagos International Festival of Animation, LIFANIMA, the Bank of Industry has confirmed its sponsorship of the festival for the second year running.

This reinforces the bank’s continued support for the creative industry, which is now fully recognised as a critical growth sector of the economy.



According to a statement made available to TCN by the organisers, LIFANIMA 2024 will hold between October 29th and 31st and has received more than 1,106 entries from 112 countries.

“Globally, the United States has the highest number of entries with 142 short films while Nigeria leads in Africa with 28 entries, followed by South Africa with 19 submissions. In Europe, the festival received the highest number of submissions from France with 62 submissions, with the United Kingdom coming second with 46,” the statements reads on paet.

This underscores the need for the promotion of more animation production in Africa, according to the organisers.
LIFANIMA was established in 2016 by USP Brand Management to provide a platform for the promotion of African animation and the rapid development of this segment of the creative economy.

Managing Director/CEO, Bank of Industry, Dr. Olasupo Olusi USP CEO/Festival Director, Muyiwa Kayode



The festival focuses on the various kinds of animation and visual effects and give awards in five categories. These are 2D ANIMATION, 3D ANIMATION, STOP MOTION ANIMATION, VISUAL EFFECTS AND ANIMATION COMMERCIAL.

LIFANIMA is considered as the second largest animation film festival in Africa and is presented in collaboration with the Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture and the Embassy of France in Nigeria.

The Film festival is endorsed by the Lagos State Film and Video Censors Board, LSFVCB.

The festival will feature screening of selected works, Award Presentation, Networking and Entertainment, and will attract Animators; local and foreign, film makers, Investors, Financial Institutions, Advertising agencies, Musical Video Producers, Media Practitioners, Digital Marketing professionals, Government agencies, Information Technology companies/manufacturers and the public.

READ More  Louisville Exhibition Highlights Wide Array Of Black Artistic Expression
2024asbankconfirmsficialindustrylifanimaofofficialpartnersponsorship
0
FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinWhatsappEmail
Eva Irewole

previous post
Flavour Shocks Fans, Reveals He’s Not An Afrobeats Artiste
next post
Flavour Backs Buju Banton, Says Afrobeats Singers Are Lazy

You may also like

Cross River State Govt Welcomes Ekuum Band Into...

October 16, 2026

Ibeme Laurina Captures Life, Memories And African Traditions...

October 16, 2026

Museum Marks 60 Years Celebrating County’s Heritage

October 15, 2026

Sola Olumuyiwa Paints The Pulse Of Lagos Iin...

October 12, 2026

OLOJO….Ile Ife’s September Gift To Culture

October 9, 2026

Onitsha Announces Programme For 25th Ofala Festival

October 6, 2026

Kokopelli Gallery Marks Five Years With “Call And...

October 6, 2026

British Museum Announces Changes To Ease Bayeux Tapestry...

October 5, 2026

Artists Announced For 2026 Lagos Biennial

October 5, 2026

In Lisbon, Ndikama Museum Reconnects with Benin’s Golden...

October 4, 2026

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Recent Posts

  • Late Reader To Literary Legend: Nick Butterworth Inspires Pupils To Read
  • Five Figurines’ Starring Bimbo Akintola Hits Cinemas Nov 13
  • Abuja Filmmakers Need Infrastructure, Transparent Funding – Idiagbonya
  • Ministry Of Tourism Launches Installment Plans For Financial Penalties On Tourism Establishments
  • AJOFEST @ 40: RMD, Theatre Legends Reunite To Relive Cultural Revolution

Sponsored

Recent Posts

  • Late Reader To Literary Legend: Nick Butterworth Inspires Pupils To Read

    October 18, 2026
  • Five Figurines’ Starring Bimbo Akintola Hits Cinemas Nov 13

    October 18, 2026
  • Abuja Filmmakers Need Infrastructure, Transparent Funding – Idiagbonya

    October 18, 2026

Categories

  • Arts & Exhibitions
  • Culture & Festivals
  • Culture Africana
  • Culture People
  • Fashion & Lifestyle
  • Food
  • Music, Movies & More
  • News
  • Opinion
  • Photo News
  • Reviews (The Critics)
  • TCN Interview
  • TCN Literati
  • Tourism & Hospitality
  • Travel News
  • Travel Trends
  • Travelogue
  • What's Hot?
  • World Culture

Connect with us

Connect with us
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Youtube
  • About Us
  • Advertise With Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us

@2025 - The Culture Newspaper. All Right Reserved. Maintained by Freelart

The Culture Newspaper
  • Home
  • Arts & Exhibitions
  • Culture & Festivals
    • Culture Africana
    • Culture People
  • Fashion & Lifestyle
    • Music, Movies & More
  • News
    • Travel News
  • Opinion
    • Reviews (The Critics)
  • TCN Literati
  • Tourism & Hospitality