

Enjoy the Africa in Motion experience by hosting a watch party for your community, organization, or school! Gather friends, colleagues, or students to share in the inspiration and spark meaningful conversations. Register to let us know you’re planning a watch party, we’ll ask about your location, organization, expected attendees, and technical setup to help make your event a success. Your watch party could be the catalyst for local action, from universities in Nairobi to community centers in Johannesburg.
A curated program of panel discussions, storytelling, and musical performances celebrating African innovation.

Ebuka Obi-Uchendu is one of Africa’s most prominent media personalities, known for his sharp intellect, charisma, and ability to lead compelling conversations on stage and screen. He is the long-running host of Big Brother Naija and the acclaimed talk show Rubbin’ Minds, where he has interviewed leading figures including Chimamanda Adichie, Davido, and Nigerian presidents. In 2022, Ebuka served as host for Goalkeepers New York, bringing his signature presence to the global stage. He has also hosted major events such as the EU’s Global Gateway Launch and Global Citizen Live in Lagos. Recognized as a Global Shaper by the World Economic Forum and named one of Nigeria’s Top 100 Young People, Ebuka continues to shape conversations around youth, leadership, and culture. At Goalkeepers Lagos 2025, Ebuka returns as our host to guide the evening and spotlight Africa-led progress.

MI Abaga (Jude Abaga) is a pioneering Nigerian rapper, producer, and executive who helped redefine hip-hop in Africa. His 2008 debut Talk About It introduced a new era of introspective, lyrically rich rap, followed by acclaimed projects like MI2, The Chairman, and The Guy. Widely celebrated for his wordplay and genre fusion, he’s earned numerous awards, including Best Hip Hop Artist at the MTV Africa Music Awards. Beyond music, MI is deeply committed to social impact—he founded TASCK, a creative agency bridging the gap between creatives and opportunities. As former CEO of Chocolate City, he played a key role in developing Nigeria’s contemporary music scene, mentoring many of today’s stars. MI Abaga continues to influence culture through sound, storytelling, and advocacy.