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LG Electronics, EbonyLife Celebrate Innovation As Future Filmmakers Receive Tech Awards

by Geeky Nigeria

The EbonyLife Creative Academy has marked a significant milestone with the graduation of over 2,000 students, ushering in a new chapter in Nigeria’s creative landscape.

The academy, in partnership with Lagos State and LG Electronics, has redefined access to opportunity in film, media, and digital storytelling. This initiative is a testament to the state’s belief in the power of creativity to drive social change and economic growth.

According to Mrs. Adebukola Agbaminoja, Executive Secretary and CEO of the Lagos State Film and Video Censors Board, “We’re not just training creatives, we’re raising a new generation of storytellers who will challenge narratives, shape culture, and inspire the world.” The academy has provided tuition-free training, empowering students to produce professional-standard films, documentaries, and commercials, some of which have gained international attention.

Mr. Paul Mba, Head of Corporate Marketing at LG Electronics Nigeria, emphasized the brand’s commitment to empowering young creatives through access to technology and storytelling platforms.

“This isn’t just a graduation; it’s a moment of transformation,” he said. LG believes that creativity is not a luxury, but a necessity, and is proud to support a new generation of filmmakers and visual artists.

The graduation ceremony celebrated excellence through a series of student recognition awards, honoring outstanding achievements in key disciplines. LG Electronics presented top-performing students with premium TVs, Soundbars, and Audios, rewarding excellence in categories such as Best Directing and Best Production Design.

The partnership between LG Electronics and the EbonyLife Creative Academy reflects a shared commitment to nurturing local content creators and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the Nigerian creative economy. As Drikus Volschenk, Head of School at EbonyLife Creative Academy, noted, “This program would not have thrived without the state’s investment.”

The graduating students have showcased their growing mastery of cinematic storytelling through a variety of compelling short films.

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