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Entertainment - April 17, 2025

First bank, Eko Hotels collaborated on the Easter musical ‘ The Jewel’ to promote artistic talent

Stanley Ihedigbo

FirstBank and Eko Hotels have joined forces to promote artistic talent through the Easter musical production “The Jewel”.

The collaboration highlights their shared commitment to fostering creativity and excellence in the arts.

The Eko Hotel’s Convention Center is set to be transformed into a futuristic Broadway spectacle with the highly anticipated premiere of “The Jewel”—a groundbreaking musical theatre production that redefines the stage experience.

The highly anticipated show, inspired by Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka’s “The Lion and the Jewel” and Ola Rotimi’s “Our Husband Has Gone Mad Again,” promises to deliver a mesmerizing blend of traditional Nigerian literary classics reimagined through innovative staging and contemporary musical arrangements.

“The Jewel” will take the stage for two days, at the Eko Hotel Convention Center.

Theatre critics have already labeled the production as “jaw-dropping” and a genuine attempt to redefine Broadway excellence on African soil.

Audiences can expect to be immersed in a world of wonder through cutting-edge production design, choreography, and musical direction.

FirstBank has a rich legacy of supporting the arts and championing cultural development in Nigeria.

Through its First@arts initiative, the Bank has played a pivotal role in promoting artistic expression by providing platforms for creatives to showcase their talents and connect with wider audiences, including potential patrons.

Eko Hotel, known for its vibrant cultural support, has consistently championed theatre and the performing arts.

Over the years, it has served as a premier venue for numerous acclaimed productions, including performances by some of Nigeria’s most respected theatre companies.

In her excitement, the Director, Sales and Marketing, Eko Hotel and Suites, Dr. Iyadunni Gbadebo, said “Africa shouldn’t seek permission to innovate; we can reimagine global standards in performing arts through our unique cultural lens and a powerful storytelling technique.

Theatre is not only a transformative art form; it is a potent economic engine waiting to be fully explored in Nigeria.

Eko Hotels and Suites will continue to invent and re-invent, giving our current and prospective audiences more reasons to enjoy art in a different form. More reasons to choose us.

The Jewel – this amazing piece of theatre art will leave you sold on our shows, even for future dates. It is a must-watch!

As major sponsors, FirstBank and Eko Hotels are set to thrill families with this exceptional theatrical experience this Easter holiday.

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