Lagos showed up, dressed in vintage elegance, and left with full hearts and fuller plates. On Saturday, 25th July 2026, Lagos Network Hub hosted the 5th edition of its signature gathering “Vintage Affairs” at the stylish *La Cour Hotel, Ikoyi.
And if the goal was to blend legacy, business, and premium lifestyle, the mission was accomplished in grand style.A Feast That Honored Heritage From the moment guests arrived, the event announced itself through taste. This wasn’t just catering. It was a curated culinary journey.Small chops by Saheeto set the tone with their signature puff-puffs, samosas, and spring rolls.
Then came the real conversation starters: Canapes, NKWOBI, Ofada Rice, Abacha served with the kind of authenticity that reminded you why Nigerian food is unmatched. It was all washed down with chilled *palm wine, a selection of fine wines, and an open bar serving mocktails, cocktails, and fresh fruits all evening. Guests weren’t just fed — they were celebrated.Vibes, Music & Vintage Energy Entertainment matched the theme. The Afrovibes Band brought live soul, highlife and afrobeat classics that had executives dancing next to creatives. A solo saxophonist added that smooth, vintage lounge feel between sets, while the resident DJ kept the floor alive till the last toast.
It was the perfect balance of classy and lit — exactly what “Vintage Affairs” promises.Minds That Moved The Room Beyond the food and music, “Vintage Affairs” delivered substance. The room was packed with founders, investors, policymakers and cultural leaders. The highlight was the fireside segment with two of Nigeria’s most respected voices on the economy: DG/CEO Aare Dr. Abisoye Fagade and Dr. Tope Kolade Fasua, Special Adviser on Economic Affairs.
Both speakers delivered prolific insights on building wealth, policy, and positioning Nigerian businesses for global relevance. Their presence gave the event weight, and their words gave attendees direction.The LNH Signature What makes Lagos Network Hub different is the intentionality. It’s not just an event. It’s a platform where business meets culture, where relationships are built over good food and better conversations.
Convener Segun Dejo Richards and the LNH team once again proved why “Vintage Affairs” has become one of Lagos’ most anticipated networking experiences — sophisticated, Afrocentric, and deeply human.As the night ended with final glasses of wine and last dance steps, one thing was clear: Lagos Network Hub didn’t just host an event. They set a standard.
