SRAF AWARDS & MOVIES NIGHT

SRAF PRESENTS
🎗🥇SRAF AWARDS & MOVIES NIGHT ðŸŽ¬ – 2017
SRAF is a capacity building company, with the aim of raising leaders through skills, talent and passion - SRAF AWARDS and MOVIES NIGHT is an event to celebrate the end of the SRAF calendar, award its competitors, emerging and established leaders.
The event is to have in attendance celebrities such as: Odunlade Adekola, Funke Akindele (Jennifer), Kingsley Uwachukwu, Ireti Doyle, Kehinde Bankole, Emmanuel Ikubese, Seun Ajayi, Mr. Eriata, Miss. Gloria Maduka of Inspiration FM; as well as many entrepreneurs and dignitaries – who have been nominated for awards.
Josh, Walex, JC, Schools, ConA’stone, Oxlade Natalio, Ykeezy, QuinLabiz, Vkxx, SOG, BrightStar, Seyong, ‘Ant Race’ crooner, Poethick Samurai, Fr33zinPaul, Honeybee, SunSamPau DGDG, BBCM Drama group,* and many more artist are among the artist expected to trill the audience with music, spoken words, dance and drama performances.

It promises to be a night of fun, learning and networking – the audience would be entertained with two blockbuster movie: one international and another homemade movie, Pacesetters World: an interview session with award winners from SRAF competitions category, a chance to meet established leaders in their respective field.

The event takes place at BBCM Auditorium, 28th Owokoniran Street, Surulere, Lagos, on the 15th – 16th December, 2017.
💃Red Carpet: 6pm
🎖Award Show: 9pm
🎬Movie: 2am
Ticket for the event costs:
👫Regular: N 1000
👑VIP: N 5000
To purchase your ticket, kindly click on the link below:
For more information on the event/sponsor or partner, 
call Stephen on: +2348163800077, 
Sola on: 08120324451, 
Tayo on 07065474266
or send a mail to srafng@gmail.com

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