African Creators Conference Targets 20,000 African’s to Drive Creative, Digital Economy Growth in October 2026

The African Creators Conference (ACC) 2026 is expected to attract over 20,000 African’s as stakeholders across the continent seek to deepen collaboration within Africa’s growing creative and digital economy. The conference, convened by entrepreneur and digital strategist Omodiale Godwin, is scheduled to hold from October 30 to 31, 2026, in Abuja at the Abuja Chamber […]

The African Creators Conference (ACC) 2026 is expected to attract over 20,000 African’s as stakeholders across the continent seek to deepen collaboration within Africa’s growing creative and digital economy.

The conference, convened by entrepreneur and digital strategist Omodiale Godwin, is scheduled to hold from October 30 to 31, 2026, in Abuja at the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Organisers say the event will bring together a wide range of African’s, including content creators, music artist, art Experts, software developers, startup founders, investors, and policymakers. The conference will adopt a hybrid format, with both in-person and virtual participation.

According to the organisers, ACC 2026 is designed to provide a platform for dialogue around innovation, digital transformation, and the role of creative industries in driving economic growth across Africa.

Speaking on the initiative, Godwin noted the increasing importance of aligning creative talent with technological advancement to unlock new economic opportunities.

“The focus is to create a platform where stakeholders can engage, share ideas, and explore opportunities within the evolving digital landscape,” he said.
The conference programme is expected to feature keynote sessions, panel discussions, exhibitions, and masterclasses covering areas such as artificial intelligence, digital media, software development, and content creation.

Organisers also indicated that the event will explore opportunities for partnerships and investment, particularly in supporting startups and emerging talents within the ecosystem.

Stakeholders in the industry say initiatives such as ACC reflect a broader shift towards leveraging innovation and creativity as key drivers of economic diversification and job creation across the continent.

The event is also expected to contribute to ongoing efforts to position Abuja as a hub for innovation and enterprise within Africa’s digital economy.