The Organisers of South Africa Heritage Day Event announce the postponement

The South African Consulate in Lagos, in partnership with Afroflavour, wishes to inform the public that the event originally scheduled for Saturday, 20 September 2025 has been postponed. The new date is Saturday, 11 October 2025 and the

celebration will now take place at Ibru Gardens, Louis Solomon Close, Victoria Island, Lagos.

This decision was made due to the forecast of heavy rain on the original date. We believe it is important to ensure that our
sponsors, partners, vendors, and attendees enjoy the event in comfort without disruption from the weather.

We remain committed to delivering a memorable South African Heritage Day experience, and we look forward to welcoming everyone to a vibrant and well-prepared celebration on the new date.

Event Details

Date: 11th October, 2025
Venue: Ibru Gardens, Louis Solomon Close, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Time: 12- 8pm
Tickets: On sale now at www.naija.events
General Admission: N10,000
VIP: N50,000

Event Highlights

Trip to Cape Town: Experience the beauty of Cape Town, a cosmopolitan mecca of culture, history, and food, complete with the Afroflavour Passport and your own boarding pass.
Culture Market: Explore the vibrant Pan African Market in Long Street, showcasing African food, fashiom, jewellry, craftsmanship, and art.
South African and Nigerian Cuisine: Savor traditional dishes like bobotie, bunny chow, and Cape Malay curry, alongside Nigerian delicacies
Shaka Zulu’s Throne: Take memorable photos at Shaka Zulu’s throne, a symbol of Zulu heritage and strength
Live Music: Enjoy the rhythms of South African jazz and traditional music
Afroliganza Fashion Procession: Curated by the Lai Labode Heritage Foundation this will showcase South African Fashion alongside Nigerian fashion from Yoruba, Urhobo, Hausa and Igbo tribes.
Creators Lab: Engage with innovative minds as they lead sideline discussions on Culture, Food and Africa 2063.
Tripe Love: 6 Nation Tripe Cookoff: Witness the first-ever tripe cookoff featuring six nations, celebrating the rich culinary heritage of Africa. South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Morocco and Zimbabwe