Nigeria Beer Festival Partners with Lagos State for a Memorable Detty December

From left: Funsho Shakar; Wale Oluwaleimu, Idris Aregbe, Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Tourism; Akinola Oluwaleimu, Coordinator; and Tolu Adediran, both of the Nigeria Beer Festival, during a recent partnership session with Lagos State Government.

As the festive season approaches, Lagos is gearing up for the return of the Nigeria Beer Festival, in a vibrant collaboration with the Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture. Scheduled for December 2025, this year’s edition is set to be bigger, bolder, and more exhilarating, establishing itself as a flagship event within the annual Detty December celebrations.

More than just a celebration of beer, the Nigeria Beer Festival showcases Nigeria’s diverse cultural heritage, brewing craftsmanship, and community spirit. The festival will draw thousands of enthusiasts from across Nigeria and beyond, offering a dynamic mix of craft and commercial brews, mouthwatering culinary experiences, live music, and cultural displays.

Akinola Oluwaleimu, Coordinator of the Nigeria Beer Festival, describes the event as “a vibrant celebration of beer, culture, creativity, and community.” He emphasized that attendees can look forward to live performances, interactive beer tasting sessions, and opportunities to connect with master brewers and industry pioneers. “It’s not just about enjoying a cold one; it’s about exploring the stories, artistry, and cultural significance behind every brew. It’s also a chance to foster a community of responsible beer lovers who appreciate our rich brewing traditions,” he added.

Guests can expect an electrifying atmosphere filled with music, discovery, and camaraderie, set against the backdrop of Lagos’s role as Africa’s cultural hub. The festival promises a lively environment where Afrobeat rhythms meet the clinking of glasses and shared moments of joy.

Idris Aregbe, Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Tourism, reaffirmed the state’s dedication to making the Nigeria Beer Festival a key highlight of December festivities. “This festival aligns perfectly with our Detty December vision, promoting tourism, culture, and economic growth,” he stated. “Building on last year’s success, which drew over 1.2 million visitors, we aim to make 2025’s edition even more impactful.”

Additionally, the festival is expected to bolster local businesses, tourism, and hospitality sectors, further cementing Lagos’s reputation as a premier destination for entertainment and cultural celebrations.

Whether you’re a beer aficionado, a first-time explorer, or simply seeking a spirited way to kick off the holiday season, the Nigeria Beer Festival 2025 promises an unforgettable Detty December experience.

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