Wazobia is back 31 October · 4:00 PM
UMSA (Medical Students’ Association, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo) presents
Wazobia Night 2026 — UMSA Wazobia Night at UNIMED, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo
UMSA Wazobia Night 2026 — a night of Nigerian language, dress, rhythm and food, hosted by the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo Medical Students' Association (UMSA).
UMSA Wazobia Night 2026 flyer (UNIMED Wazobia Night): dancers in cultural attire in front of the "Wazobia Night" display lettering in orange and red, framed by African print and woven-basket border art on a dark background.
What isWazobia?
Three of Nigeria's most widely spoken languages, each with its own word for the same instruction: come. Put the words together and you get a name that has stood for the whole country for decades.
- Wa Yoruba come
- Zo Hausa come
- Bia Igbo come
Three languages.
One invitation.
One night.
Different CulturesOne Vibe
Many traditions, many looks, one shared celebration.
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Royal Blue
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Butterfly Wrap
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Coral & Cloth
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Sisterhood
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The Procession
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Crowned
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Golden Hour
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Heritage in Colour
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The Dance
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Warm Welcome
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Last Look
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Under the Lights
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Cheers to the Night
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Coral & Crown
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Nigeria is more thanjust three tribes.
Hundreds of ethnic groups, languages, traditions, and ways of celebrating make up this country. Wazobia—“come” in Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo—is a symbol of coming together, not a definition of all that Nigeria is. It is where the name comes from; it was never the whole story.
A few of the many peoples of Nigeria: Ijaw, Efik, Edo, Tiv, Ibibio, Urhobo, Itsekiri, Nupe, Kanuri, Fulani, Igala, Isoko, Ogoni, Idoma, Ebira, Gbagyi, Annang and many more. This is not a complete list.
Every culture here has a story.
Come and bring yours.
Theculturalexperience
See it.Hear it.Wear it.Live it.
Come as your culture.
Your outfit is your story.
Whether you come representing your heritage, your family, your community or simply a culture you love, Wazobia Night is a celebration of the many identities that make Nigeria.
Show up in your cultureThe AfroWall.
Your crown. Your culture. Your story.
From the people bringing their culture to Wazobia.
The wall is going up. Photos land here as they come in.
What's waitingfor you?
Six things that make up a Wazobia Night — with more to come.
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Live music
Live sound carrying the night from start to finish.
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Cultural performances
Performances that bring Nigerian traditions to the stage.
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Fashion
A parade of cultural attire, colour and craft.
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Food & flavours
Tastes from across Nigeria's regions.
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Dance
Movement that brings every culture onto the floor.
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Community
Old friends, new faces, one celebration.
The nightProgramme
A night of culture, connection and celebration.
Countdown
Wazobia is back.
Wazobia Night
is live.
Event details
Get your ticket.
One night. Many cultures. One experience.
UMSAites
₦2,000
For UMSA members.
Non-UMSAites
₦3,500
For everyone else.
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Choose your ticket
UMSAites — ₦2,000, or Non-UMSAites — ₦3,500.
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Make payment
Use the official payment details below.
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Keep your proof
Save your payment receipt or transfer confirmation.
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Confirm your ticket
After payment, send your receipt to the Financial Secretary or Treasurer listed in the payment details below.
Payment details
- Bank name
- UBA (United Bank for Africa)
- Account number
- 2392045814
- Account name
- UMSA TRUST FUND UNIMED
Payment enquiries & receipt submission
- Financial Secretary Abass +234 916 605 5878 WhatsApp
- Treasurer Areta +234 701 336 1189 WhatsApp