Lagos Seafood Festival 2025: Showcasing Maritime Tourism & Economic Opportunities

March 16, 2025

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Lagos Seafood Festival 2025

The Lagos State Government, through its Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture, is set to revolutionize the maritime economy with the Lagos Seafood Festival 2025. The event aims to promote Lagos’ seafood industry, attract investors, and highlight the state’s rich maritime tourism potential.

Event Details

📅 Date: April 24th – 26th, 2025
📍 Locations:

  • Lagoon Restaurant, Victoria Island
  • Anuoluwapo Fish Market, Law School, Victoria Island
  • Oluwo Fish Market, Epe

Under the theme “Buy, Eat, Party,” the festival will feature seafood exhibitions, gourmet experiences, business networking, and cultural showcases.

A Boost for Lagos’ Maritime Economy

The festival is more than a celebration—it is a strategic move to reinforce Lagos as a leading maritime hub in West Africa. The Special Adviser to the Governor on Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Idris Aregbe, described the event as a game-changer for the seafood industry and Lagos’ economy.

“This is beyond a festivity. It is a celebration of our heritage and strategic opportunities for the seafood industry in Lagos. We will empower seafood merchants, attract international buyers, and amplify Lagos’ maritime story.”

READ THIS ALSO: Lagos Becomes Africa’s Second-Largest Economy with $259 Billion GDP

What to Expect at the Lagos Seafood Festival 2025

Gourmet Seafood Experience: Enjoy the best of Lagos’ seafood cuisine prepared by top chefs.
Cooking Demonstrations & Tastings: Learn from renowned chefs as they showcase unique seafood recipes.
Market Tours: Explore bustling seafood markets and discover Lagos’ rich seafood trade.
Cultural Exhibitions: Experience Lagos’ indigenous maritime heritage through art, music, and storytelling.
Workshops & Business Networking: Connect with investors, seafood merchants, and business leaders in the industry.

Aligning with Lagos’ T.H.E.M.E.S+ Agenda

The Lagos Seafood Festival 2025 aligns with the T.H.E.M.E.S+ agenda, a development blueprint aimed at positioning Lagos as a global tourism and business hub. The festival will:

Promote aquaculture and culinary tourism
Support sustainable seafood businesses
Attract local and international investors
Drive economic growth in the maritime sector

With this initiative, Lagos is set to redefine its seafood industry and solidify its status as an aquatic and economic powerhouse.

Stay tuned for updates on the Lagos Seafood Festival 2025!

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