Media titan Mo Abudu has unveiled ambitious plans for EbonyLife Place London, a revolutionary creative hub set to open in late 2025. The newly acquired property on Wandsworth Road nestled near London’s West End and the iconic American Embassy will serve as a global stage for African art, film, fashion, and more.

The space will feature&nbsp;EbonyLife Cinemas London, a 180-seat theater dedicated to showcasing Nollywood and African films, marking the continent’s first dedicated cinema in the city. Other highlights include&nbsp;Turaka London, a vibrant Nigerian restaurant, and curated retail spaces spotlighting Africa’s top fashion designers.

The hub will also host concerts for rising African musicians, dynamic art exhibitions, and theater productions rooted in African storytelling. Year-round workshops, masterclasses, and networking events aim to bridge gaps between African creatives and global opportunities.

“This is about elevating our talent,” Abudu emphasized, highlighting the hub’s mission to empower African artists, chefs, and innovators. From fostering collaborations to amplifying brands worldwide, EbonyLife Place London promises to redefine cultural exchange and put Africa’s creative brilliance center stage.

Mo Abudu’s EbonyLife to open London’s first African creative hub, EbonyLife Place soon, featuring film, fashion and more.

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