The Muvmnt Studio Set to Host Nigeria’s Biggest Podcast Festival, PodFest Naija, October 10
The Muvmnt Studio, a leading force in storytelling that bridges communities and cultures through podcasts, is set to debut PodFest Naija – A Festival of Stories, with Eventful as the official partner. This groundbreaking event aims to become an annual highlight in Nigeria’s creative calendar, fostering celebration, collaboration, innovation, and learning within the podcasting ecosystem.
Designed as a vibrant hub for storytelling, PodFest Naija will gather a diverse mix of creators, brands, cultural icons, and policy leaders to showcase the transformative power of podcasts. The festival’s objectives include highlighting the voices shaping Nigeria’s podcast landscape, encouraging collaborations among storytellers and brands, igniting discussions on future trends and changing audience preferences, and providing educational opportunities for aspiring storytellers to develop their craft.
The event expects around 2,500 attendees and will take place on Friday, October 10, at Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Tosin Adefeko, CEO of AT3 Resources and Curator of PodFest Naija, emphasized the significance of storytelling today: “Storytelling is more than a trend — it’s the heartbeat of meaningful communication. At The Muvmnt Studio, storytelling underpins our work, connecting people, communities, and cultures. We’re now amplifying consumer-led narratives to forge deeper connections. Our stories remind us that shared experiences unify us, and that’s the core spirit driving PodFest Naija.”
Fisayo Beecroft, Managing Director of Eventful, expressed excitement about the partnership: “For over two decades, we’ve curated experiences that bring people together in meaningful ways. PodFest Naija marks a fresh chapter, reflecting how Nigerians engage with stories today. Podcasts are shaping culture in real time, and we’re thrilled to help create an immersive space for these voices to thrive. This event underscores that Nigerian podcasting isn’t just alive — it’s flourishing. These stories and voices deserve visibility, support, and investment.”