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Lagos Fashion Week: Facebook Drives Conversations Around Culture and Community

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Over three exciting days at Lagos Fashion Week 2025, Facebook hosted its first-ever Facebook lounge experience, creating an immersive space that celebrated creativity, connection and community among young adults, designers, creatives, fashion enthusiasts and creators.

This experience highlighted how more young adults are using Facebook to discover new interests, express themselves, and connect with the world around them, while also showcasing the Facebook tools that empower creators to engage meaningfully with their audiences and grow their passions into opportunities.

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Betty ansah, nonye udeogu and oluwasola obagbemi at the facebook lounge

“Facebook is a leading place for conversations around cultural moments, not just here in Nigeria but across the globe.

Events like Lagos Fashion Week highlight how our platform brings people together to celebrate creativity, culture and community in real time,” said Oluwasola Obagbemi, Head of Communications, Sub-Saharan Africa, at Meta.

“We’re inspired by how young adults in Nigeria are using Facebook tools like Marketplace, where fashion has become the largest category on Facebook Marketplace in Nigeria, along with Reels and Groups to express themselves, build communities, and turn their passions into opportunities.

We’ll continue to introduce features that help people explore their interests and connect more deeply with others.”

Throughout the three-day experience, Joseph Onaolapo (Jay On-Air), media presenter and content creator and fashion creator, Nonye Udeogu (Thisthingcalledfashion), hosted live interviews and social moments from the Lounge, giving audiences an authentic look at how creators use tools like Groups, Reels and Meta AI to build meaningful connections and thriving communities on Facebook.

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Oluwasola and jay on-air at the facebook lounge

The Facebook Lounge was an interactive space where Nigerian celebrities, creators and fashion enthusiasts gathered to relax, connect and create memorable moments.

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Saga and nonye at the facebook lounge

Guests enjoyed interactive photo sessions, Facebook-themed games and the engaging Reels Booth, where attendees captured short-form videos that reflected the creativity and energy of Lagos Fashion Week.

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Larry hector at the facebook lounge
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Chivera media at the facebook lounge
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Hawa magaji at the facebook lounge

Facebook remains committed to empowering people to explore their interests, build community and connect with the world in more meaningful ways.


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