Her Future Festival 2026 headlined by Niniola and Fave in Lagos promoting women in music and entertainment

  • The festival spotlights women across performances, production, and event management

  • All-female DJ lineup to energize the stage and audience experience

  • Headlining acts include Niniola, Fave, Smur Lee, Fimi with the Flow, Wanni x Handi, M.I.A, and GoodGirl LA

  • Organisers aim to promote gender inclusion and opportunities in Nigeria’s entertainment industry

    The creative scene in Lagos is getting a powerful dose of girl power this March. The Mainland BlockParty team has announced the launch of the first-ever all-female edition of their event, aptly named Her Future Festival, set to take place on March 27 in Ikeja, Lagos.

    Designed to amplify women’s presence in the entertainment industry, the festival places female talent at the center of every aspect. From the performances on stage to the hands orchestrating production and logistics behind the scenes.

    Leading the charge are headliners Niniola and Fave, with additional performances from Lee”, “Nigerian singer”, Fimi with the Flow Nigerian singer”, Wanni x Handiigerian music duo”, M.I.A GoodGirl LA. Each act brings a unique sound and energy, ensuring the festival showcases the rich diversity of female artistry in Nigeria.

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For the first time, an all-female DJ lineup will energize the stages, setting the rhythm for an unforgettable experience. Moreover, women will fill critical roles in production, logistics, and vendor management, proving that the creative ecosystem thrives when female talent is fully represented.

Rebecca Adeyanju, Head of Products at The Plug Global, emphasized the festival’s broader mission: to create more opportunities for women in Nigeria’s entertainment industry. According to her, Her Future Festival is a statement that women belong at the forefront of creative innovation, leadership, and performance.

As anticipation builds, Lagosians can expect a day of high-energy performances, celebration of female creativity, and a new standard for inclusion in the Nigerian music and entertainment landscape.

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