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Nigeria’s “Detty December” festival in Lagos boosts tourism and economy despite inflation and security concerns.
Nigeria’s “Detty December” festival has launched in Lagos, drawing locals and international visitors despite security concerns and high inflation.
The month-long celebration, organized by Deola Art Alade and Darey, features concerts, street parties, and luxury tourism, generating $71.5 million in government revenue last year, including $44 million from hotels.
The Lagos government supports the event through a “101 Days in Lagos” initiative, boosting tourism ahead of the December peak.
High-profile Afrobeats acts like Asake and Davido are headlining, with luxury hotel packages costing $5,500 to $9,000 and tickets priced at about four times the monthly minimum wage.
The festival remains a major cultural and economic force, attracting growing interest from Black Americans seeking immersive cultural experiences.
El festival nigeriano "Detty December" en Lagos impulsa el turismo y la economía a pesar de la inflación y las preocupaciones de seguridad.