Reach. Connect. Engage.
Handle It Africa is an impactful conference dedicated to revolutionising how social media is used, consumed and deployed effectively for certain desired results.
The conference which debuted in 2017, has been well documented in the media as a highly successful conference. It showcases bright ideas from thought leaders in selected industries.
From the Convener
Now more than ever, social media is gradually taking its rightful place in the world. From activism, marketing, education and building communities, social media has become the go-to-tool for thought leadership and socio-political change.
True to our promise, Handle It Africa, has played an essential role in enlightening over 5,000 people on social media’s best practices. This in turn has contributed immensely to growth across the landscape of communication as a whole. This edition consolidates the conference’s effort towards driving change in the industry.
Olufemi Oguntamu
In the past years, HANDLE IT AFRICA has witnessed a massive turnout of young enthusiasts seeking knowledge about social media and how it helps facilitate their business and everyday life. The last editions held have been lauded by the attendees for its timely topics and solutions.
The conference has a track record of meeting expectations of all stakeholders. It has proved to be capable of social change that can spark off innovations in the industry. Most definitely, subsequent editions push to achieve more and set new standards.
The event over the past years has met its promise to impart knowledge through the panel selections topics and exchange of ideas. On the panel of past editions are: Debola Williams, Toolz Oniru-Demuren, Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsoji, Japheth Omojuwa, Daddy Freeze, Do2dtun, Bolanle Olukanni, Mercy Johnson-Okojie, Osagie Alonge, Aliyu Giwa, Otto Orandaam, Toyin Abraham, Kenny Blaq, Lasisi Elenu, Timinu Egbuson, Tobi Bakre, McLively and more.







he loses value and audience”
Adebola Williams
If you are not on the table, you are on the menu”
Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji
“With social media, a celebrity is more powerful than a TV station”
Daddy Freeze
when trying to drive change through social media”
Adaora Mbelu-Dania
it takes more than social media to change a nation”
Ferdy Adimefe
You can be popular and not be influential”
Mercy Johnson
It’s what they see on social media they know, so it’s our habitat”
Do2dtun
a new audience and strengthen the brand message”
Amalia Sebakunzi-Widder
is that everybody has a seat at the table”
Olufemi Oguntamu
If you have an agenda, push through. Your rant alone will not cause any action”
Bukunyi Olateru-Olagbegi
thousands of cases from social media alone”
DSP. Aliyu Giwa
not only on social but even in real life is VALUE”
Woli Arole
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