The competition’s theme is ‘THIS IS LAGOS!’. Registration opened on May 4, 2026, and will close on May 25, 2026. Officials expect around 300 entries, significantly higher than the 153 from the inaugural edition in October 2025.

Key facts:

• The competition aims to enhance the creative economy in Lagos.
• One woman died and four others were injured in a road accident on the Third Mainland Bridge.
• The accident involved two Toyota Sienna vehicles and was attributed to reckless driving.

Mrs. Bopo Oyekan-Ismaila stated, “Lagos is brimming with creative brilliance.” She added, “When creativity thrives, innovation flourishes, and economies grow.” This initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to combat cult-related violence in the area.

The Lagos State Police Command is investigating the recent accident on the Third Mainland Bridge. The spokesperson confirmed that it will be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department today.

Authorities have not disclosed further details about the identities of those involved in the accident. This incident adds urgency to ongoing discussions about safety measures in Lagos.

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